Re: Hysterical DEI Slut Bondi Absolutely Crushed By Dem Senators
marika <[email protected]> Wed, 22 Jul 2026 04:46:07 GMT
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Rhino <[email protected]> wrote: > > Pam Bondi refuses to answer 7 alarming questions while hysterically > screaming at senators > > > Trump DEI appointee Pam Bondi was grilled during a U.S. Senate hearing on > Tuesday. > > Bondi was questioned by the Senate Judiciary Committee about increasing > concerns about the Department of Justice being politically influenced by > the Trump administration. During the contentious senate hearing Bondi > refused to answer questions about various controversial topics. > > > When asked by Democratic Sen. Dick Durbin about who gave the order to flag > records related to U.S. President Donald Trump’s name in the Epstein file, > Bondi gave a curt response. > > “I’m not going to discuss anything about that with you, senator,” she said. > > Regarding a question asked if lobbyists have met with Bondi’s “political > deputies" regarding a Ticketmaster court case, Bondi’s response was, “As I > stated earlier, I am not going to discuss anything that is ongoing,” she > said. > > > Sen. Chris Coons raised concerns about the legality of boat strikes that > the U.S. government had deemed as cartel members. > > “I’m deeply concerned about the authority our president seems to be > asserting to summarily kill people suspected of criminal activity outside > the law,” Coons said. > > > “How did you conclude that these strikes on ships or boats in the open > ocean are legal?” Coons said. > > Bondi responded in a similar manner to her previously answered questions. > “I’m not going to discuss any legal advice that my department may or may > not have given or issued at the direction of the president on this matter,” > she said. > > Bondi also refused to answer Minnesota Democrat, Sen. Amy Klobuchar’s > question about if she was directed by the White House to prosecute former > FBI director James Comey. > > Bondi's evasiveness did not go unnoticed on social media. > > "Pam Bondi out here acting like the ocean is a suggestion box. Newsflash: > your job is to answer, not perform evasive gymnastics," one person wrote on > X. > > Another person wrote on X: "She's acting like a criminal defendant, not the > Attorney General of the United States." > > > Bondi’s questioning follows recent unprecedented criminal charges on one of > Trump’s biggest perceived foes, former FBI director James Comey. > > On Thursday the DOJ criminally charged Comey in a case filed just days > after Trump's Truth Social Post -cross posted on X,- in which he appeared > to urge Bondi to prosecute Comey, “Adam ‘Shifty’ Schiff, and Leticia,”’ ( > Leticia referring to New York Attorney General Leticia James). > > Trump also referred to U.S. Attorney Erik Siebert of the Eastern District > of Virginia as a ““woke Rhino, who was never going to do the job.” Siebert > resigned on Sept. 12, among pressure from the Trump administration to bring > a criminal case against AG James, ABC News reports. > > He added that he “fired” the attorney and that he is lying about quitting > his position. > > “We can’t delay any longer, it’s killing our reputation and credibility,” > Trump continued, in reference to likely getting retribution for being twice > impeached and indicted five times. > > > Comey is set to make his first court appearance on Wednesday in the case, > which was brought despite career prosecutors’ reservations about the > strength of evidence, after the Trump administration raced to install a new > prosecutor to secure the charges following the resignation under pressure > of the experienced leader of that office. > > The Justice Department under Bondi has opened criminal investigations into > other vocal critics of the president, including Andrew Cuomo, Schiff, and > James the former New York governor and current mayoral candidate. Cuomo, as > well as Schiff and James, have all denied wrongdoing, as has Comey, and > have slammed the investigations as politically motivated. > > > > I often watch hegseth and caine in hearings. Hegseth was always prone to histrionics any time i saw him in hearings