January 1, Senate Approves Tough New Prosecutor For D.C.

Wyatt’s Take

• Jeanine Pirro, known for tough talk and real-world experience, is now D.C.’s top prosecutor.
• Senate Republicans pushed through her confirmation despite Democrat stalling tactics.
• This move signals a turn back to law and order values in the nation’s capital.

The Senate pulled off a late-night win for common sense by confirming Jeanine Pirro to lead the federal prosecutor’s office in Washington, D.C. It’s been a long slog thanks to Democrat delays, but at the end of the day, Pirro had the backbone and record folks in Middle America can respect.

The vote came in at 50-45, with Republicans banding together to break through the gridlock. “This is the kind of leadership D.C. needs,” one senator was heard saying after the final tally. While some on the left tried to make the process drag on, they couldn’t stop Pirro from getting the position.

Pirro isn’t some ivory tower appointee. She was a prosecutor and judge in the tough streets of Westchester County, New York, before newsrooms or TV lights ever found her. She tells it like it is. Folks know her for her honesty and no-nonsense attitude from TV, but her real-world law experience is what sets her apart.

President Trump picked Pirro for the job earlier this year, putting her in an interim role while the Senate wrangled over his nominations. Now, she’s got the job permanently. “I promise to uphold the law and protect the people of Washington, D.C.,” Pirro said after being confirmed, showing exactly why working families across the country respect her.

This confirmation comes after months of Democrats holding up more than 100 Trump appointments—judges, prosecutors, you name it. But the stand still broke down because Americans are tired of political games and ready for results. With Pirro in charge, D.C. should expect more law and order and less playing favorites.

Wyatt Matters

This is what happens when regular Americans keep pushing back against the D.C. elite. Jeanine Pirro’s confirmation reminds us that experience, common sense, and the will to stand up to chaos still matter in this country. Middle America deserves leaders who won’t bow to the progressive mob, and this is one more win for our values.

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