The Senate has moved forward with plans to confirm three new U.S. attorney nominees, including those of Darin Smith, Phillip Williams, and Thomas Bishop, who have no prosecutorial experience and have fueled lies about the 2020 presidential election being stolen from Donald Trump. This raises concerns that they may have been chosen for these positions to target Trump's political enemies. The Senate will begin debate on these nominees after up to 30 hours of debate before a confirmation vote. The question is whether GOP senators know who they're voting for and whether they have any concerns about these nominees' qualifications or political agendas.