“Lawmakers express doubt over Trump’s plan to replace FBI’s Christopher Wray”

WaPo on another rocky rule-of-law road ahead for a potential nominee.   Wray, of course, was appointed by Trump in 2017 to a ten-year term. 

I’ve noted a few times now that Senators aren’t immune from an executive law enforcement office focused on vengeance, and might have greater than usual incentive to pay personal attention to these particular nominees.

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