According to Fox News, four candidates have emerged to lead the U.S. Department of Justice in President Trump’s second administration. “Early contenders for the post include sitting U.S. senators, former Justice Department personnel and at least one top White House adviser from Trump’s first term,” Fox News stated. The rumored candidates include: Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) Former Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe Former White House attorney Mark Paoletta Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey Opinion | Who's who on Trump's short list for attorney general https://t.co/ksohxAgCzy — Fox News (@FoxNews) November 12, 2024 “Mark Paoletta is far and away the best choice for Attorney General,” Trump’s attorney Mike Davis commented. WATCH: Trump's lawyer Mike Davis reveals emphatic recommendation for AG in Trump's second term: "Mark Paoletta is far and away the best choice for Attorney General." pic.twitter.com/ZjyfdETRVQ — Benny Johnson (@bennyjohnson) November 7, 2024 Fox News reports: Former White House attorney Mark Paoletta served during Trump’s first term as counsel to then-Vice President Mike Pence and to the Office of Management and Budget. Paoletta is also already working on the Trump transition team, including helping steer Justice Department policy in the next Trump administration, making him a potentially natural fit for the role. Paoletta also made clear Monday that if tapped to head up the Justice Department, he would not tolerate any resistance to Trump’s agenda by career prosecutors and other nonpolitical officials. “President Trump was elected by the American people to carry out his agenda,” Paoletta said in a lengthy X post. President Trump was elected by the American people to carry out his agenda, which includes: Securing the southern border, mass deportations of illegal aliens (beginning with rapists and murderers), surging resources to process immigration/asylum claims to clear out backlog and… https://t.co/n7yeUvRM2H — Mark Paoletta (@MarkPaoletta) November 11, 2024 Paoletta writes: President Trump was elected by the American people to carry out his agenda, which includes: Securing the southern border, mass deportations of illegal aliens (beginning with rapists and murderers), surging resources to process immigration/asylum claims to clear out backlog and end widespread abuse of the asylum system, ending automatic citizenship for children of illegal aliens, and taking federal actions to prevent sanctuary cities from obstructing federal immigration enforcement, Restoring law and order across our country, including rescuing our cities from mob violence and left-wing soft on crime prosecutors, Immediately stopping the lawfare and persecution of political opponents that is unprecedented in American history and destroying our democracy, Granting pardons or commutations to January 6th defendants and other defendants who have been subjected to politically-driven lawfare prosecutions and sentences, Abolishing DEI in government and taking action against those companies and universities that engage in racial discrimination, Protecting Americans’ right to speech, religion, and the Second Amendment, Protecting religious liberties, including investigating and prosecuting the horrific antisemitism ripping through this country, Protecting parents’ rights from irreparable transgender surgeries and procedures on minor children, and investigating those who have pushed this on minor children; Paving the way for an energy boom and American Energy Golden Age, And holding accountable those who weaponized their government authority to abuse Americans. These are all positions President Trump campaigned on and that career DOJ lawyers may be working on to accomplish President Trump’s lawful agenda that was approved by a landslide vote of the American People. DOJ career employees do not set the agenda. In fact, they are required to help implement this agenda. Hopefully, they will be as committed to helping President Trump implement his agenda as they did for President Biden. Of course, political leadership welcomes feedback to help improve a project. But once the decision is made to move forward, career employees are required to implement the President’s plan. Of course, no one will push them to implement flagrantly illegal actions like President Biden did with his student loan plan, where he thumbed his nose at the Supreme Court’s ruling and then tried to implement another illegal plan which was struck down. (In fact, the media was cheering on his law-breaking). I don’t recall reading any stories about career attorneys being concerned about working on this blatantly illegal action. If these career DOJ employees won’t implement President Trump’s program in good faith, they should leave. Those employees who engage in so-called “resistance” against the duly-elected President’s lawful agenda would be subverting American democracy. Finally, those that take such actions would be subject to disciplinary measures, including termination. I look forward to President Trump’s team Making America Great Again, especially at the Department of Justice and the FBI. NAMES UNDER CONSIDERATION FOR TRUMP'S ATTORNEY GENERAL PER @CNN Mike LeeAndrew BaileyKen PaxtonMatt WhitakerJohn Ratcliffe — OSZ (@OpenSourceZone) November 8, 2024 Per Forbes: Sen. Mike Lee, R-Utah, R-Mo., former administration lawyer Mark Paoletta and former Trump Director of National Intelligence Director John Ratcliffe are some of the names commonly floated for AG in media reports. Federal Judge Aileen Cannon, who dismissed the DOJ’s classified documents case against Trump, is also on a proposed personnel roster Trump’s team has circulated, ABC News reported last month, citing unnamed sources. Speculation has swirled that Trump adviser, Kash Patel, could be appointed AG. Trump said previously that Patel would help craft a “blueprint” for his next administration and lauded his book “Government Gangsters” as a “roadmap to end the Deep State’s reign.”

A federal judge on Tuesday temporarily blocked a Louisiana law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public school classrooms. U.S. District Judge John W. deGravelles called the law “unconstitutional on its face.” BREAKING: A Louisiana law requiring the Ten Commandments to be displayed in public classrooms has been temporarily blocked by a federal judge. https://t.co/sna9ZyRbF2 — The Associated Press (@AP) November 12, 2024 From the Associated Press: U.S. District Judge John W. deGravelles in Baton Rouge said the law had an “overtly religious” purpose, and rejected state officials’ claims that the government can mandate the posting of the Ten Commandments because they hold historical significance to the foundation of U.S. law. His opinion noted that no other foundational documents — including the Constitution or the Bill of Rights — must be posted. “We strongly disagree with the court’s decision and will immediately appeal,” Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill said in a statement, according to the Associated Press. “deGravelles issued an order Tuesday granting the plaintiffs’ request for a preliminary injunction, which means the state can’t begin its plan to promote and create rules surrounding the law as soon as Friday while the litigation plays out,” NBC News noted. The law said schools had to comply by January 1st. A new Louisiana law that requires the Ten Commandments to be displayed in every public classroom by Jan. 1 has been temporarily blocked after a federal judge granted a preliminary injunction, according to the Associated Press>>https://t.co/jGSkHIIU5o pic.twitter.com/1OebQBcin7 — FOX 8 New Orleans (@FOX8NOLA) November 12, 2024 BREAKING: Louisiana law requiring the Ten Commandments in schools is unconstitutional, judge rules https://t.co/weSlMcRzpu — NOLA.com (@NOLAnews) November 12, 2024 Per NBC News: In the meantime, deGravelles, who heard arguments over the legislation on Oct. 21, ordered her office to “provide notice to all schools that the Act has been found unconstitutional.” “Each of the Plaintiffs’ minor children will be forced ‘in every practical sense,’ through Louisiana’s required attendance policy, to be a ‘captive audience’ and to participate in a religious exercise: reading and considering a specific version of the Ten Commandments, one posted in every single classroom, for the entire school year, regardless of the age of the student or subject matter of the course,” the judge wrote. Lawyers representing the plaintiffs applauded the judge’s decision. “This ruling should serve as a reality check for Louisiana lawmakers who want to use public schools to convert children to their preferred brand of Christianity,” Heather Weaver, a senior staff attorney for the ACLU’s Program on Freedom of Religion and Belief, said in a statement. “Public schools are not Sunday schools, and today’s decision ensures that our clients’ classrooms will remain spaces where all students, regardless of their faith, feel welcomed.”

Donald Trump has vowed to end the Department of Education ‘very early’ into his new administration. In a video on Monday the President-elect said: “And one other thing I’ll be doing very early in the [...] The post Donald Trump Vows To Dismantle The Department of Education appeared first on The People's Voice.

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For a school project, her mom tucked a message in a bottle as a child, never expecting it to be found. Twenty-six years later, a classmate unexpectedly discovered it, bringing the past back to life.

For a school project, her mom tucked a message in a bottle as a child, never expecting it to be found. Twenty-six years later, a classmate unexpectedly discovered it, bringing the past back to life.

For a school project, her mom tucked a message in a bottle as a child, never expecting it to be found. Twenty-six years later, a classmate unexpectedly discovered it, bringing the past back to life.