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Senators Cornyn and Tillis on Votes for Attorney General Nominee
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August 4, 2026
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9:15Now PlayingSenators John Cornyn (R-TX) and Thom Tillis (R-NC) deliver statements on this votes to advance the nomination of Attorney General nominee Todd Blanche.
Cornyn: "They've been consistent about their assertion on behalf of the United States of America that the weaponization fund is dead...Given this agreement with Mr. Blanche, I expect the Department to live up to this in future litigation, and I will vote to advance him out of the committee today."
Tllis: "Everybody has this view of they're as pure as the driven snow and it's the other side that has a problem. I think we both have a problem, folks. If you want to talk about weaponization, take a look at the Biden administration, take a look at the Obama administration, take a look at Crossfire Hurricane...nobody is clean here...I'm going to support Mr. Blanche's nomination, but what I hope I see out of him is a bending of the curve of this absurdity."
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