In a stunning turn of events, the Senate has dealt former President Donald Trump a massive blow by rejecting the nomination of Alina Haba as interim U.S. Attorney for the District of New Jersey. Haba, a controversial figure known for her questionable legal acumen and close ties to Trump, faces imminent dismissal following a series of catastrophic missteps in her brief tenure.

Haba, who has been criticized for her lack of experience and competence, suffered a humiliating defeat when a judge rebuked her office for the hasty and improper arrest of Newark Mayor Ras Baraka. The arrest, which lacked any substantial evidence, was swiftly followed by the dismissal of charges just 13 days later, prompting Judge Andre Espinosa to lambast Haba’s office for its reckless disregard for due process. “An arrest is a severe action,” he stated, emphasizing the need for thorough investigation before wielding such power.

The fallout from this debacle has been swift. Senators Cory Booker and Andy Kim have effectively stalled Haba’s confirmation, leaving her position precarious. As of tomorrow, she will be without a job, forced to exit the office she was never qualified to hold. Adding to her troubles, a formal request has been sent to the Office of Government Ethics for an investigation into potential violations of the Hatch Act, as Haba has been accused of campaigning for Trump while serving in an official capacity.

The implications of this defeat extend beyond Haba; it signals a growing divide within Trump’s inner circle and raises questions about the future of his legal team. With Haba’s imminent departure, the once-loyal attorney faces a harsh reality: she is out, and her credibility is in tatters. As the political landscape shifts, one thing is clear—karma has struck hard, and Haba’s time in the spotlight is over. Stay tuned as this story develops.