The US lawyer, plagued with scandal, is taking new, cross-party headwind

It is not exactly a secret that Congress Democrat Ed Martin, the preliminary US lawyer in Washington, DC, sees the preliminary US lawyer, as an outrageous and scandal-based figure, the nomination of which is not sinking to a permanent position. So far, however, no republicans of the congress had come to a similar conclusion.

This week, as NBC News reported, partisan concerns about Martin became concerned about Martin.

When asked whether he will support Martin, North Carolina's Republican told NBC News: “I will not say that I'm now a no. I will say I will get some of his public comments and especially on January 6th.”

It is worth mentioning for the context that Tillis is a member of the Senate Justice Committee, which is divided 12-10 between Republicans and Democrats. If Tillis were to stay with Martin's nomination, this would almost certainly mean that the hyper -party prosecutor does not have the support that is required for the advance.

A day later, Senator Dick Durbin, the ranking member of the judicial body, planned a vote on Martin's nomination, but the Democrat in Illinois has retired-after the chairman of the Chuck Grassley Committee from Iowa that he and other GOP members also strived for additional information about the former far right activists and trump loyalist.

“I am firmly convinced that Mr. Martin was not honest and open to this committee in his disclosures, and when we examined his background, he was not qualified for this job,” Durbin told reporters. “I do my best to work with the other side, especially if you share my concerns,” added the Illinois Democrat.

These developments on the Capitol Hill are about to “declaration of conscience and principle”, which was signed by more than 100 former federal prosecutors who worked for the District of Columbia in the US law firm and insisted that Martin is not suitable for the position.

With Martin's written answers to the Senate Justice Committee as part of its confirmation process, which contained adult answers to his views on January 6 and his previous criticism of Republican politicians, it is also written with Martin's written answers.

For those who are not familiar with the Republican of Missouri, Martin's “Greatest Hits” package contains misguided and unnecessary battles with the Dean of the Law School of Georgetown University, the Senate Director Chuck Schumer, the former President Joe Biden and Democratic Repetitions. Goals. During his short term, Martin also has:

In an article for New York Magazine, Elie Honey recently described the lawyer as Trump's “dangerous and ridiculous prosecutor”. Martin seems to do everything to prove his many critics correctly.

In addition, the calendar is of increasing relevance: if Martin is not confirmed by May 20, its provisional appointment and must be replaced in the US law firm. Take a look at this room.

This post updates our Related former reporting.