The Trump II administration's shift to the right is illustrated by the Federal Trade Commission's new policy prohibiting its political appointees from engaging with the American Bar Association (ABA). Chair Andrew Ferguson criticized the ABA for its perceived leftist stance and its opposition to the administration's policies, particularly regarding immigration and federal waste. The FTC's decision to cease support for ABA memberships indicates a growing partisanship, as Ferguson claims the ABA has aligned itself with Democratic political agendas, further deepening the divide between governmental agencies and nonpartisan organizations.
The FTC will no longer support any employee's ABA membership or participation in ABA activities, demonstrating a clear shift towards more politically motivated administration policies.
Ferguson accuses the ABA of a 'long history of leftist advocacy' and 'recent attacks on the Trump-Vance Administration,' marking a stark partisan divide.
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