In an interview, Sen. John McCain announced his opposition to the nomination of Loretta Lynch for the next attorney general. The reason is simple: She supports Barack Obama’s executive actions on immigration. “Loretta Lynch has said that the President’s unconstitutional executive orders are ‘reasonable,’” McCain said. “Then if that is the case, no Republican should vote for her confirmation, because she is going to implement what the president himself said 22 times would be unconstitutional actions.” A few weeks ago, it seemed like Lynch would cruise through the nomination process. But now with McCain raising legitimate concerns about Eric Holder 2.0, perhaps Republicans will also be more critical of anyone Obama nominates to fill out his regime. More…