Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=t214Dj64KTY Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Debate continues over Todd Blanches nomination, Senate confirmation delays, [lhE7Z2RSWa7] Health Updated on August 10, 2026 EDT — Published on August 10, 2026 EDT Debate continues over Todd Blanche's nomination, Senate confirmation delays, Justice Department negotiations, and Republican divisions over executive appointments." Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche's nomination to the top job is in jeopardy after two key Republican senators expressed misgivings about the status of the tax immunity settlement the Justice Department helped reach between President Donald Trump and the IRS. The Senate Judiciary Committee, which Republicans lead by a 12-10 margin, was scheduled to vote July 30 on whether to advance Blanche's nomination to a vote before the full Senate. But late on the eve of the meeting, the committee postponed the vote to an unspecified later date. That shuffling comes as at least two Republicans on the committee, Texas Sen. John Cornyn and North Carolina Sen. Thom Tillis, have expressed misgivings about voting "yes" without concessions from Blanche's Justice Department. jyXDKsDE2vq Ln479oo0BSf AniDCRDl7B6 bGV667wc53m LP8KoGbYL0p ksXhfYXBRra PN0D67gt1P1 49BxgYQWs0u
Debate continues over Todd Blanche's nomination, Senate confirmation delays, Justice Department negotiations, and Republican divisions over executive appointments." Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche's nomination to the top job is in jeopardy after two key Republican senators expressed misgivings about the status of the tax immunity settlement the Justice Department helped reach between President Donald Trump and the IRS. The Senate Judiciary Committee, which Republicans lead by a 12-10 margin, was scheduled to vote July 30 on whether to advance Blanche's nomination to a vote before the full Senate. But late on the eve of the meeting, the committee postponed the vote to an unspecified later date. That shuffling comes as at least two Republicans on the committee, Texas Sen. John Cornyn and North Carolina Sen. Thom Tillis, have expressed misgivings about voting "yes" without concessions from Blanche's Justice Department. jyXDKsDE2vq Ln479oo0BSf AniDCRDl7B6 bGV667wc53m LP8KoGbYL0p ksXhfYXBRra PN0D67gt1P1 49BxgYQWs0u