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Trump to Tap Conservative Activist Tom Fitton to Serve on Judicial Oversight Body

From The Hill:

The White House announced Friday that President Trump intends to appoint prominent conservative activist Tom Fitton to a judicial oversight agency that would grant him the power to unseat judges in the Washington, D.C., judiciary.

Trump will tap Fitton to join the D.C. Commission on Judicial Disabilities and Tenure.

Fitton heads the group Judicial Watch, and has advocated for investigations into officials from the Obama administration. The activist was vocal about his opposition to former special counsel Robert Mueller‘s probe into Trump’s relationship with Russia and the country’s interference in the 2016 presidential election.

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