Trump is reviving his controversial $1.8 billion “anti-weaponization” fund to compensate alleged government victims — a move that’s sparking political firestorms. Senate Republicans, including Cornyn and Tillis, are blocking Todd Blanche’s AG nomination unless he guarantees the fund won’t be created, fearing it’s a slush fund for allies. Trump accuses senators of obstruction based on past endorsements and vows to keep Blanche as acting AG while pushing the fund forward, calling it a reward for “great American Patriots.” With closed-door talks looming, the standoff highlights deep partisan divides over accountability, justice, and who truly gets targeted — especially amid concerns about January 6th participants.
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