Yeah, I think the legacy of Pam Bondi is going to begin with her politicization of the Department of Justice to go after Donald Trump's political opponents.

So I think that's like top line, right?

The fact that she was willing to open criminal investigations and pursue political investigations will be the biggest legacy.

It's going to be her use of the Department of Justice, not just to gut

enforcement of the civil rights laws, but to actually reverse them, to actually turn the

Department of Justice for the first time under either Democratic or Republican presidents,

into a tool of the vote suppressors and the people who want to overturn minority voting rights.

And that is a dark legacy that, unfortunately, like the first one, is going to be really

hard to shake.

I mean, it's going to be hard to unring the bell about the political, the politicization of the

Department of Justice.

It is also going to be hard to unring the bell about all the damage that has been done

by having an

election and I are not just in the White House, but an election and I are running the Department

of Justice willing to do anything to undermine the rule of law, the Constitution, and the

voting rights of Americans.

Notice notes that some senators are pushing for Senator Mike Lee.

Hmm, wonder why. Some senators are pushing the White House pushing for Senator Mike Lee. Hmm, wonder why.

Some senators are pushing the White House to appoint Senator Mike Lee as Attorney General and

plan to pitch Trump directly on the idea, according to two sources with knowledge of the matter,

largely because they like him out of the Senate because he's been making folks uncomfortable there for some reason.

The other, which is another interesting one from the flashback, the Texas Tribune, Donald Trump

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