Blanche, Trump’ın Tartışmalı 1.8 Milyar Dolarlık Fonunu İptal Etti
ABD Başsavcı Vekili Todd Blanche, Pazar gecesi Donald Trump’ın siyasi müttefiklerini tazmin için oluşturduğu ve yaygın biçimde ‘rüşvet fonu’ diye nitelenen 1.8 milyar dolarlık ‘silahlaştırmayı önleme’ fonunu resmen sonlandırdı. Bu adım, iki Cumhuriyetçi senatörle süren müzakerelerin ardından geldi ve Blanche’ın başsavcı adaylığı sürecindeki duruşmaların önünü açmayı hedefliyor. Fon, Trump tarafından yargının silahlaştırılmasına karşı kurulmuş olsa da, muhalifler ve hukuk etiği uzmanları kaynağın sadık kişileri ödüllendirip yargı bağımsızlığını zedeleyebileceği uyarısında bulunuyordu. Blanche’ın iptal kararı, Adalet Bakanlığı’nın siyasallaştığı eleştirilerine yanıt niteliği taşıyor ve adaylık öncesi bağımsızlık sinyali olarak değerlendiriliyor. Bu hamle, Senato onay sürecindeki kritik bir engeli kaldırabilir. Trump’ın en tartışmalı girişimlerinden birini sessizce rafa kaldırması, yeni başsavcının yürütmek zorunda kalacağı siyasi dengeyi de ortaya koyuyor.
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