- United States
- Mich.
- Letter
Kash Patel's nomination to lead the FBI raises significant concerns due to his history of promoting baseless conspiracy theories and threatening perceived political enemies. This conduct demonstrates a willingness to abuse federal law enforcement powers for personal vengeance rather than upholding justice impartially. With only three years of Justice Department experience, Patel lacks the qualifications to lead an agency tasked with complex challenges. Appointing him risks compromising the FBI's independence and commitment to the rule of law. Thorough scrutiny and implementation of additional oversight measures are warranted to safeguard this vital institution should Patel's nomination advance. His confirmation merits opposition to preserve the integrity of federal law enforcement.