
Ed Martin Leaves DOJ for Elections | Raleigh News
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Ed Martin, the DOJ’s pardon attorney, is stepping down—officially announced by Trump on social media—with plans to dive into the 2024 midterms and eye the 2028 presidential race. Trump praised Martin’s commitment to free elections and constitutional rights, signaling a major pivot from government service to political activism. The move raises questions about who’ll fill Martin’s role—and what priorities they’ll bring to the table as election cycles heat up.
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