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Senate Judiciary delays vote on Todd Blanche AG nomination

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CNBC Markets reports that a Senate Judiciary vote on Todd Blanche as attorney general was postponed, with lawmakers citing unresolved concerns tied to a settlement involving the Internal Revenue Service.

According to CNBC Markets, Sen. John Cornyn of Texas said the Department of Justice has not met his concerns about a deal meant to shield President Donald Trump and others from IRS tax audits.

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CNBC MarketsTodd Blanche AG nomination vote by Senate Judiciary postponed amid Trump-IRS settlement concerns

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