Former Trump official criticizes Cabinet picks over misconduct ties

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Former Trump official Alyssa Farah Griffin criticized President-elect Donald Trump's Cabinet picks, highlighting concerns over their ties to sexual misconduct. She noted that the Senate must confirm these nominees, suggesting there are better-qualified candidates without such "salacious baggage." Matt Gaetz withdrew his nomination for Attorney General amid ongoing investigations into allegations of sexual misconduct. He stated that his confirmation was becoming a distraction from the Trump administration's priorities. The discussion on "The View" raised questions about the implications of these nominations for the MeToo movement. Hosts expressed concern that the presence of individuals with misconduct allegations could undermine progress made in addressing such issues.


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