Trump nominee busted selling out his own work to suck up for promotion
President Donald Trump's nominee to lead the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives faced withering questions from a Democratic lawmaker, who busted him lying about his own past work to improve gun safety.
ATF chief Robert Cekada announced 34 proposals to "modernize" agency regulations minutes after his April 29 Senate confirmation, and Rep. Maxwell Frost (D-FL) asked the law enforcement veteran when he had started working up those proposals, and he suggested the changes were requested by Trump.
"I do not see a world where the president would nominate you to this position without knowing you would move forward with putting forward these 30 regulations you say you had been working on because of the executive order," Frost said. "Were the regulations discussed in any interview you have for your promotion?"...

