Todd Blanche, Trump's loyalist confirmed as attorney general, terminated the $1.8bn 'anti-weaponization fund' in a move widely seen as a political maneuver. Critics argue the fund will be revived or rebranded, with some suggesting it is a 'shitty slush fund' that will be reinstated. Others claim the termination is a cover to secure Trump's tax immunity, allowing the former president and his family to avoid audits for claims open at the time of the settlement.

Commenters are sharply divided. Finley called the move a 'shitty slush fund' that will be revived, while NekoKoneko argued the termination is 'insanely suspicious' and fails to address the broader immunity issues. Phutatorius and ChunkMcHorkle both suggested the fund is not final, with the former stating Blanche will order it again if confirmed. BarneyPiccolo and NatakuNox accused Blanche and Trump of being liars, with the latter noting the termination doesn't close the door on the fund.

The consensus is that the termination is a superficial move to secure Blanche's confirmation, with the fund likely to be revived or rebranded. The retroactive immunity provision remains a major concern, as it allows Trump and his family to be immune from tax audits for claims open at the time of the settlement. The community is deeply skeptical, with many viewing the move as a political ploy to protect Trump's financial interests.