The MAGA diehard is reportedly leading an effort with John McEntee to install loyalist attorneys all throughout the federal bureaucracy in the event of Trump’s win.
The apparent effort—led by Stephen Miller and John McEntee, two of Trump’s most zealous aides—underscores the extraordinary risks to democracy Trump's 2024 candidacy poses. “No qualified attorneys with integrity will have any desire to serve as political appointees,” John Mitnick, a general counsel of the Homeland Security Department who was purged and replaced by a Miller ally, predicted to the Times.
When Rosen refused to go along with their schemes—including Trump’s demand that he hold a press conference to decry the election as “corrupt”—Trump considered replacing him with Jeffrey Clark, a DOJ underling who has since been indicted with the former president and his co-conspirators in the Georgia racketeering case stemming from their attempts to undermine the democratic process.
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