Republican senators requested written limits on a settlement related to President Donald Trump's tax immunity agreement. Despite this request, Trump maintained his position, which could impact the nomination of Todd Blanche as attorney general. Blanche, the acting attorney general, previously indicated that the slush fund aspect of the agreement was no longer active. Initially, it appeared that Trump might consider the senators' request to formalize certain limits on the tax immunity deal, which could facilitate Blanche's confirmation as attorney general, given his loyalty to Trump and previous role as his personal lawyer.
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Trump's Tax Immunity Agreement Affects Attorney General Nomination
Republican senators sought to impose written limits on President Trump's tax immunity agreement, but Trump remained firm on his stance. This decision could have implications for the nomination of Todd Blanche as attorney general, who has indicated that part of the agreement is inactive.
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Trump’s tax immunity scheme hoists president by his own petard on Blanche AG nomination
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Trump's Tax Immunity Agreement Affects Attorney General Nomination