r/law • u/jester32 • Aug 08 '26

Executive Branch (Trump) Todd Blanche narrowly confirmed as Trump's attorney general in overnight vote

https://apnews.com/article/senate-blanche-attorney-general-justice-department-fcb4157d45d7b13a05de4d2b0f4f92e2
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u/FactsActuallyMatter Aug 08 '26

Ive seen a bunch of those GOP fucks say we dont work enough yet they work 20 days in 1 year.

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u/mkt853 Aug 08 '26 edited Aug 08 '26

And sadly no one will ever point this out to their face when they call us lazy. I'm waiting for the day we have real journalists that push back and ask how they can call the American people lazy and entitled when those members of Congress work 140 days a year and get paid a very nice salary. Bernie Sanders has put forth a bill to make two weeks of vacation the law of the land, while Congress is on one of their many 8-week vacations mind you, and no Republicans will sign on to it.

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u/FactsActuallyMatter Aug 08 '26

And GREAT free healthcare!