President Obama has settled on the chief federal prosecutor in Brooklyn, Loretta Lynch, as the nation's next attorney general. The White House said late Friday that Lynch was the president's pick to replace the departing Eric Holder, confirming a selection that CNN first reported earlier in the day. By choosing Lynch, Obama is bypassing a pair of candidates with more senior roles in his administration in favor of a prosecutor who could, potentially, be more easily confirmed by a Senate that Republicans will soon control.
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Giving Obama his choice is like giving a kid his choice between recess and vacation,
4 comments:
She is activist, progressive, female, and black. What more could you ask for in an AG.
Ted Cruz has intimated that her confirmation my be delayed until after the first of the coming year.
Would not a delay be racist?
Everything that I want and you won't let me have is because you are racist.
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