Justice Department has a new lady of the boss: Pam Bondy – must read Alaska

The Senate confirmed former Florida General Pam Bondi as the new US Prosecutor General and Head of the Ministry of Justice. The vote was along the party lines, with only Democrat Pennsylvania Senator John Feterman crosses the invisible party’s border to vote in favor of Bondi.

Bondi is the 11th candidate for Trump’s cabinet, who won the Senate confirmation. And Alaska Sence. Lisa Murkovski and Dan Sullivan voted for Bondi, who will be sworn in on Wednesday.

Bondi has been working as a State Prosecutor in Florida for two decades before being elected as the first Florida General Prosecutor’s Office in 2010.

In 2016, she approved Trump as president and she was also part of his legal team, who defended him in his first impeachment process at the US and Senate House.

She replaced Merick Garland, who was held in disrespect for the congress last year to transfer the interview tapes from survey in the broadcast of the classified documents to former President Joe Biden. He also indicted his department pursued more than 1,200 J-6ers present in Washington, Colombia County during the turmoil on January 6, 2021, Joe Biden’s elections. All J-6ers have already been pardoned by President Donald Trump.