Trump says Ed Martin, pardon attorney, is departing DOJ
President Donald Trump announced Friday that Ed Martin, pardon attorney at the Department of Justice, is leaving his post.
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Center outlets report Trump's statement directly, while Mother Jones frames the departure as a positive step against politicized prosecutions.
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President Donald Trump announced Friday that Ed Martin, pardon attorney at the Department of Justice, is leaving his post.
Ed Martin, a trench-coat donning former “Stop the Steal” advocate whose work at various senior Justice Department jobs was charactered by brash, bumbling efforts to use the department to pu...
President Donald Trump announced Friday that Ed Martin, pardon attorney at the Department of Justice, is leaving his post.
President Donald Trump announced Friday that Ed Martin, pardon attorney at the Department of Justice, is leaving his post.
President Donald Trump announced Friday that Ed Martin, pardon attorney at the Department of Justice, is leaving his post.
President Donald Trump announced Friday that Ed Martin, pardon attorney at the Department of Justice, is leaving his post.
Martin previously served at the U.S. attorney for the District of Columbia from January to May 2025.