Calls to fire Pam Bondi mount as DOJ wraps
up Epstein case
Posted By: Ketchuplover, 7/7/2025 8:33:16 PM
Attorney General Pam Bondi is facing increasing calls for her resignation or firing as a leaked Department of Justice memo has indicated the agency found no evidence that Jeffrey Epstein engaged in large-scale blackmail and that no master list of his clients existed. Conservative activist Liz Wheeler ranked among the most vocal in her calls for Bondi's ouster, saying ""If I'm President Trump, I would not tolerate this behavior anymore. She has become a LIABILITY to his administration." Wheeler further referenced Bondi's past orchestration of a botched public release of information to MAGA influencers in binders.
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Conservative activist Liz Wheeler ranked among the most vocal in her calls for Bondi's ouster, saying ""If I'm President Trump, I would not tolerate this behavior anymore. She has become a LIABILITY to his administration."
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One wonders if Matt Gaetz would have come to the same conclusion. I'm mostly disappointed in Bongino. He has built a following based on being "one of us, who would never lie to us." Is it possible that their boss is implicated in this whole thing and it would be disclosed if they pursued it further? Is it "for the better good" to cover it up? They need to hold a "no-holds-barred" long press conference, at the very least.