Another disastrous Biden nominee withdraws

 Bongino Report:

Biden FAA Nominee Who Struggled to Answer Basic Questions Withdraws After Sen. Sinema Voices Opposition

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Sinema's opposition shows that concern over Washington’s planned appointment isn’t strictly a partisan matter. Washington’s withdrawal is just the latest in a string of Biden nominees that have made headlines for not being qualified for the jobs Biden wanted them to take.

In February, Biden’s nominee for United States District Judge for the Southern District of California, Marian F. Gaston, refused to answer if she supports maintaining the Sex Offender Registry.

In March, Washington also couldn’t answer a single answer about certain aviation topics during a hearing before the Senate Commerce Committee.

Biden apparently does not have a staff capable of vetting potential nominees leading to embarrassing rejections by Congress.  Ted Cruz responded to this nomination with this quote,  “With all respect, Mr. Washington, it gives no comfort to the flying public that their pilot might be a transgendered witch but doesn’t actually know how to prevent the plane from crashing into the ground and killing them. I believe your record is woefully lacking,”

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