Opinion | Todd Blanche is unworthy of being the next U.S. attorney general
- Posted on July 19, 2026
- By Star Tribune
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In brief
Judge Edward J. Cleary critiques Todd Blanche's nomination as U.S. Attorney General, questioning his qualifications and independence. The opinion piece raises concerns about whether Blanche possesses the necessary judicial integrity and impartiality required for the position, arguing that loyalty to political figures should not supersede professional ethics and constitutional duty in America's top law enforcement role.
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Opinion | Todd Blanche is unworthy of being the next U.S. attorney general
"POSITION AVAILABLE: Attorney General of the United States. Law degree required. Obeisance expected. Sycophancy a must. Independent judgment not required or expected," judge Edward J. Cleary writes.
