Trump Cabinet picks hover over the search for Vance's Senate successor in Ohio

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Vice President-elect JD Vance (R-Ohio) revealed the Trump team is interviewing candidates to lead the FBI, a sign of plans to boot current Director Christopher Wray.
The Hill
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The president-elect and Vance have not indicated who might replace Wray as director, but a number of loyalists, such as former Trump administration aide Kash Patel, former Republican Representative Mike Rogers, and Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, are potential front-runners.
Newsweek
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The last time it occurred was in 1925, when the Republican-controlled Senate rejected President Calvin Coolidge’s attempts to nominate Charles B. Warren as Attorney General.
Time
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Mike Rogers, a Michigan Republican and former FBI special agent, once served as chairman of the House Intelligence Committee and is seen as a candidate with a more centrist approach.
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