Bondi struggled to prosecute Trump foes. But will a new attorney general make a difference?
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Pam Bondi's tenure as US Attorney General has ended after she struggled to prosecute political opponents of President Trump. Despite Bondi's efforts, judges, grand jurors, and even the Justice Department workforce resisted attempts to establish criminal conduct against Trump's adversaries. The article suggests that a new attorney general will likely face similar challenges in fulfilling Trump's demands for political prosecutions due to a skeptical court system and a lack of evidence. Experts suggest that the core issue is the president's insistence on prosecutions without valid legal grounds. Bondi is the latest in a line of Trump's attorney generals who have been pressured to meet the president's demands for loyalty and retribution.
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AI-ExtractedTrump called for Jeff Sessions to investigate Democrat Hillary Clinton and ultimately pushed him out.
The president is demanding that prosecutions be brought when there’s no evidence and no valid legal theory.
Over the last year, Bondi’s Justice Department has encountered resistance from judges, grand jurors and its own workforce.
Pam Bondi is out of her job after failing to deliver criminal cases against President Donald Trump’s political enemies.
Bondi arrived at the Justice Department 14 months ago seemingly determined to remain in Trump’s good graces.
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