Pam Bondi Out as AG After Ep-steined Promises and Trump Tantrums
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- •Pam Bondi resigned Thursday after more than a year as Attorney General, amid bipartisan criticism and Epstein files controversy.
- •Under Bondi, the DOJ released millions of Epstein-related documents, but transparency complaints arose due to heavy redactions and missing client lists.
- •Bondi faced fiery Congressional hearings, FBI agent lawsuits over 2020 election probes, and managed Trump’s failed political retribution efforts.
Pam Bondi, the Justice Department's most Epsteined attorney general since Epstein's diaries, finally got booted Thursday after a 'year-plus' tenure mired in redacted files, FBI lawsuits, and public meltdowns. Despite Trump calling her a 'Great American Patriot' ready for 'important private sector work,' Bondi's legacy is less 'justice' and more 'dodging questions while bragging about the Dow hitting 50,000—on a planet where that’s fiction.' She dragged conservative influencers through binders packed mostly with black ducts and rehashed rumors, hyped an imaginary Epstein client list, and flamed lawmakers by calling Rep. Jamie Raskin a 'washed-up loser lawyer' in Congress. Meanwhile, lawsuits from fired FBI agents allegedly canned for probing Trump's 2020 antics piled up, and Trump’s wild retribution campaign (to nail his political enemies) flopped so hard that even his chosen prosecutor Lindsey Halligan threw in the towel after a federal judge banned her lawyering swagger. Altogether, Bondi's saga reads like a Netflix true crime miniseries where the main character keeps forgetting the script and blames Epstein for everything.
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(1 of 3)Bondi hyped phantom client lists, called lawmakers 'loser lawyers,' and blamed redactions on Epstein like it was *his* DOJ. Dow 50,000? Sure, next up: Epstein directing the stock market from beyond.
Pam Bondi’s DOJ rolled out Epstein files like a drunk magician: lots of smoke, few cards, and none worth showing.
Calling Rep. Raskin a 'washed-up loser lawyer' is peak Bondi—like a toddler throwing a tantrum in Congress.
Source: Axios | Published: 4/2/2026 | Author: Herb Scribner
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