Todd Blanche’s nomination to become the U.S. Attorney General will now advance to a full Senate vote after Republicans on the Senate Judiciary Committee voted to approve his nomination. On Sunday, however, Blanche said he and the Senate committee reached a deal, and he “officially” rescinded the fund. Next steps for BlancheWith approval from the Senate committee, Blanche’s nomination now heads to the full Senate floor, where Republicans hold 53 seats. “I have to make sure that he is the attorney general who used to be the president’s personal attorney, not the personal attorney who’s also the attorney general,” Cassidy said. The full Senate is expected to vote on Blanche’s nomination within the coming days.