Trump DOJ nominee made and deleted hundreds of offensive social media posts about lawmakers, police, judges

The Trump administration's nominee for Justice Department liaison with law enforcement, Konstantinos Ligris, faced scrutiny during his Senate confirmation hearing for hundreds of offensive social media posts he made and subsequently deleted about lawmakers, police, and judges. Ligris claimed he routinely deleted posts and couldn't recall specifics, including one derogatory comment about police officers. This controversy raises concerns about his judgment and fitness for a role that involves sensitive interactions with various branches of government and law enforcement. The implications extend to whether his past behavior reflects a broader pattern that could impact his effectiveness and trustworthiness in the position.