Bondi Tried But Failed To Exact President’s Revenge.
Pam Bondi’s loyalty to President Trump wasn’t enough to save her.
She constantly praised him during press conferences. She was combative in congressional hearings where she defended him and even lauded the performance of the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
But he still fired her Thursday after 14 months on the job, leaving her with one of the shortest tenures of an official confirmed to the office.
Sources say everything from her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files to a lack of success in prosecuting his enemies all soured Trump on Bondi, with whom he had worked since she defended him in some of his cases challenging the 2020 election.
The second Cabinet official to be fired by Trump in the span of a month, her exit ends a stormy term, one seen by her critics as being defined by tailoring the Justice Department to pursue the president’s enemies.
Pam Bondi was unable to wade through the safe guards of American justice to successfully prosecute the President’s enemies. She tried but was unable to secure the necessary convictions to satisfy the President’s need for revenge. After this Administration is over additional precautions will be instituted to prevent future Presidents from using the Justice Department as their personal law firm. That day is not today but it will come.
