Gaetz To Lead DOJ Reforms Following Trump Nomination

President-elect Donald Trump has nominated Rep. Matt Gaetz (R-FL) as attorney general, marking a pivotal move to overhaul the Department of Justice. Gaetz resigned from his congressional seat immediately to pave the way for his confirmation.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) confirmed Gaetz’s resignation and praised him as a dedicated reformer. Johnson explained that the timing of the resignation ensures a smooth transition for filling the vacant seat in Congress.

Trump hailed Gaetz as a “deeply gifted attorney” who has played a key role in exposing corruption. “Few issues in America are more important than ending the weaponization of our justice system,” Trump said, highlighting Gaetz’s record of challenging government overreach.

Gaetz’s appointment is seen as a direct challenge to the Deep State and an effort to restore accountability within federal agencies. His work on the House Judiciary Committee has positioned him as a leading advocate for transparency and constitutional principles.

Senate Republicans are preparing for confirmation hearings in January, with GOP leaders expressing support for Trump’s nominees. Recess appointments remain an option to ensure swift implementation of Trump’s agenda.

As attorney general, Gaetz is expected to lead efforts to reform the DOJ, hold wrongdoers accountable and restore trust in America’s legal institutions. His nomination is a cornerstone of Trump’s commitment to justice and government accountability.

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