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One of Trump’s first purge victims Bear This Is How I Social Distance shirt . at the top of the Justice Department hierarchy, was Sally Yates — and now she’s considered a top contender for attorney general under Biden. As the deputy attorney general from the Obama administration, Yates became acting attorney general following Trump’s inauguration and was expected to serve in that role until Jeff Sessions was confirmed by the Senate to lead the Justice Department. But she didn’t last that long, thanks to the new President’s executive order banning travel into the US from seven Muslim-majority countries. Yates instructed Justice Department lawyers not to defend the order, infuriating the White House. Ten days into Trump’s term, Yates was dismissed — not by a presidential phone call but by a hand-delivered letter. While Yates is a Democrat, she had not been known in Washington legal circles as particularly partisan prior to her firing. But the Georgia native made an appearance at the 2020 Democratic National Convention, accusing the President who had fired her of “trampl[ing] the rule of law.” She also tussled with Republican senators in August to defend her role overseeing the FBI investigation that led to criminal charges against Michael Flynn, who served briefly as Trump’s national security adviser. During her testimony in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee, she referred to Attorney General William Barr’s move to dismiss those charges earlier this year as “highly irregular.”

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Plenty of career foreign service officers were caught in the middle of the events leading to Trump’s impeachment Bear This Is How I Social Distance shirt . None was more prominent than Marie Yovanovtich, whose removal as ambassador to Ukraine in May 2019 was a central fact of the investigation into wrongdoing by the President. Like Thomas-Greenfield, Yovanovitch spent her career in the foreign service, including appointments in both the George W. Bush and Obama administrations. The credibility of her damning testimony during the impeachment hearings rested on her decades of diplomatic experience and expertise. Her work in anti-corruption was what prompted allies of Trump to encourage Yovanovitch’s ouster through a smear campaign against her. After a fellowship at Georgetown University, Yovanovitch retired from the State Department last January. But she delivered a harsh assessment of the administration in remarks weeks after her retirement that might be considered a manifesto for the foreign service in the Trump era. “To be blunt: An amoral, keep-’em-guessing foreign policy that substitutes threats, fear and confusion for trust cannot work over the long haul, especially in our social media-savvy, interconnected world,” Yovanovitch said at Georgetown on Feb. 12.
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