As Attorney General, his job will not be to advocate for his beliefs. Rather, the job of Attorney General is to enforce Federal law, even if he voted against a law, even if he spoke against it before it passed, even if he disagrees with the precedent saying that the law is constitutional.
On the recordJanuary 9, 2017
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Feinstein outlines the impartial duty of the Attorney General.
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