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大家冷静一点,川还没有上任,他要正式提名 attorney general也得上任之后。而且还要参议院 Senate批准,不是川随便任命的。
问了 chatGPT:
Could president-elect nominate attorney general before inauguration day?
Yes, a president-elect can announce their nominee for Attorney General before Inauguration Day, though the formal nomination process, which includes submitting the nomination to the Senate, can only occur once they are officially in office. During the transition period, presidents-elect often announce key cabinet nominees, including the Attorney General, as a way to signal their intended policies and priorities.
The Senate confirmation process for these nominees typically begins after the new president takes office, although planning and vetting can start early to streamline the process. This approach allows the Attorney General and other cabinet nominees to be ready to assume their roles as soon as the new administration begins.
who decides the attorney general role among candidates?
The U.S. Attorney General is nominated by the President and then must be confirmed by the Senate. Here’s how it typically works:
Nomination: The President selects a candidate for the Attorney General position. This choice may be based on the candidate’s legal expertise, background, political alignment with the administration, and prior government experience.
Senate Confirmation: The nomination is sent to the Senate, where the candidate undergoes a confirmation process. The Senate Judiciary Committee first holds hearings where senators question the nominee about their qualifications, judicial philosophy, and stance on various legal and policy issues. Afterward, the committee votes to move the nomination forward.
Senate Vote: The entire Senate then votes to confirm or reject the nominee. A simple majority is needed to confirm the candidate. If confirmed, the nominee officially becomes the U.S. Attorney General.
This process allows both the executive branch (via nomination) and the legislative branch (via confirmation) to play a role in selecting the Attorney General, ensuring a system of checks and balances. |
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