It’s official…Trump just got another one of his cabinet picks confirmed and this one is big. Pam Bondi is now the U.S. Attorney General, and the left is absolutely losing its mind. The former Florida Attorney General and longtime Trump ally was confirmed by the Senate on Tuesday evening in a 53-46 vote, with every Republican—and surprisingly, Senator John Fetterman (D-PA)—voting to put her in charge of the Justice Department cleanup effort.
Bondi’s confirmation is yet another sign that Trump isn’t wasting time restoring the rule of law. And with corrupt deep-state prosecutors already getting fired left and right, the message is clear: The politicized witch hunts are over, and accountability is coming.
Senate Democrats did everything they could to stop Bondi from taking office. They attacked her role in defending Trump during his first impeachment, her challenges to the shady 2020 election, and even tried to paint her as a “threat to democracy” for refusing to parrot their January 6 hysteria.
The most embarrassing performance? Adam Schiff (D-CA), who used his time in Bondi’s confirmation hearing to screech about how Trump shouldn’t issue blanket pardons for January 6 defendants.
Bondi didn’t take the bait. She coolly responded, “Senator, I have not looked at any of those files. If confirmed, I will look at the files for the pardons as well as the ongoing investigation.”
Well, Bondi was confirmed, and Trump did issue 1,500 pardons for political prisoners who had been persecuted by Biden’s corrupt DOJ. Schiff must be crying into his soy latte right now.
Bondi has made it abundantly clear that she will be launching multiple investigations into the rigged 2020 election and the weaponization of the justice system.
And the purge has already begun.
Jack Smith? Gone.
DOJ prosecutors behind the January 6 cases? Fired.
FBI agents who targeted Trump supporters? Terminated.
Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove has been overseeing the mass firings of deep-state operatives, with acting FBI Director Brian Driscoll turning over a shocking list of 40% of the agency’s 38,000 employees who worked on January 6 prosecutions.
Pam Bondi isn’t here to play games. The days of politically motivated lawfare are over. The real investigations are about to begin, and the corrupt bureaucrats who spent years abusing their power are finally being held accountable.
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