US EditionAttorney General Bondi will face Senate questions over political pressure on Justice Department
Pam Bondi faces Senate Judiciary scrutiny over DOJ politicization claims amid Comey indictment and mass prosecutor firings, raising concerns about department independence.
- Attorney General Pam Bondi will testify before a congressional hearing amidst questions about political influence on the Justice Department.
- Democrats have criticized President Trump’s calls to indict political opponents as intimidation using the Justice Department's power.
- Democrats plan to question Bondi about her turbulent tenure marked by politically charged investigations and the firing of prosecutors.
- There are concerns about whether the Justice Department is following the Constitution or pursuing political revenge, as expressed by Democrats.
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Pam Bondi is accused of following former FBI chief Comey for political reasons. On Wednesday (local time) Comey's first hearing is.
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Pam Bondi faced a Senate hearing defending her record amid criticism of politicizing the Justice Department. She claimed to restore public trust and end “weaponization of justice,” defended Trump’s federal force deployments, and rejected claims of targeting critics.
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi faced intense interrogation on Tuesday by senators accusing her of turning the Department of Justice into a tool for President Donald Trump to attack his alleged enemies. Since taking office, the Republican billionaire’s ex-lawyer has received harsh criticism from the opposition for failing to maintain the independence of the White House department. “In just eight months, she has profoundly transformed the Departm…
Pressed on Justice Dept. politicization, Bondi goes on attack - Hawaii Tribune-Herald
WASHINGTON — Attorney General Pam Bondi’s approach Tuesday to fielding hostile questions posed by Democrats on the Senate Judiciary Committee about the perceived political weaponization of the Justice Department was simple and brutal: don’t answer, just attack.
Attorney General Pam Bondi faces Senate Judiciary Committee
Attorney General Pam Bondi testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday in a hearing focused on oversight of the Justice Department—her first appearance before the panel since being confirmed to the role. Throughout the session, Bondi avoided giving direct answers to several questions raised by Democratic senators, particularly those concerning any communications she may have had with the White House about investigations targeting …
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