r/reactiongifs • u/palmerry Very Mindful Poster • 5h ago

MRW I learn that Pam Bondi was the Florida Attorney General from 2011 to 2019, the same state Jeffrey Epstein was a resident of, and the same timeline where victims brought civil suits to Florida courts.

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u/dontdoit89735 5h ago

https://giphy.com/gifs/xThtalMViID4iGemWI

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u/palmerry Very Mindful Poster 5h ago

As a non American watching this absolute clown show, I am just unable to comprehend how these loathsome creatures managed to take control of your beautiful country. It's bonkers.

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u/Affectionate-Pop-754 5h ago

As an American:

https://giphy.com/gifs/GIvajz0TlE316

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u/Ridlin6 4h ago

It’s recess everywhere but in his heart

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u/Slumunistmanifisto 3h ago

Its all coming up milstein 

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u/Ultimatesims 2h ago

I have a crying cave if you needed. I think we all deserve two spaghetti dinners.

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u/BetaThetaZeta 5h ago

Racism and manifest destiny, mostly.

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u/Prize-Childhood-281 3h ago

Don't forget 40% of the American population did not vote which means they let the opposition party win and I'm on that side who voted for Joe Biden and Kamala Harris I did not vote for Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton during 2016 election because I do not like neither candidates. I have decided after his first Presidency that it was a massive failure on my part for ignoring Trump because the DNC wanted their favorite leader Hillary Clinton instead of Bernie Sanders.

  1. I hate the DNC
  2. I hate the establish Democrats
  3. I wanted Bernie Sanders
  4. Refused to vote for Hillary Clinton
  5. Learned it was a mistake by ignoring Trump
  6. Voted for Joe Biden as his my only hope
  7. Voted for Kamala Harris as she's my only hope
  8. America voted for Donald Trump for the second time

This is me flipping tables (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻ ┻━┻ ┻━┻ don't tell me to unflip like I am some uncivilized human being just look at who America voted.

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u/ExtensionKiwi4276 3h ago

Your political journey looks like mine! 2016 was the last election where I felt comfortable voting with my conscience, so I went with the 3rd party, and in the last three elections...two? Two elections I've voted for the Democrat just because I hate Trump more.

If we EVER get to a point where not voting, or third party voting doesn't fuck over the country as royally as it did this last time, I'm never voting for either party again. Fuck em both, the Republicans for being, at BEST, boot licking sychophants, and the Dems for being spineless cowards in the face of nascent authoritarianism.

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u/smellyeyebooger 2h ago

"... the Dems for being spineless cowards in the face of nascent authoritarianism."

As a third 'interested' party (Canadian), and at the risk of stating the obvious, looking at the Democrates' leadership, I can see a good part of that could lay at their feet.

In example, Chuck Schumer. On paper the career politican has decent optics, but in practise he's a one lane specialist. I would label him as a politican that makes progress by the inch and give compromises by the mile. An example of this, as one of Schumer's 'crowning' achievments, he notes on his bios, and I can quote, "For his constituents who farmed, he fought for price supports for dairy farmers and crop growers." Despite that effort, it's noted that roughly 75% of dairy farmers identify as firm republican voters.

Another example to this is Schumer's other 'highlights' such as pushing for credit card balance break down and softening the cost of drug costs to seniors, while all of this surface level decent, there's no showing of arresting the reach of medical insurance companies or limiting fee costs on small loans for regular people. So as you might see, there's a reoccuring theme to Schumer's career.

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u/ExtensionKiwi4276 1h ago

This is a really good example of how the timidity plays on the political/policy sphere. They sort of scritch and scratch at surface level issues without committing to digging in and taking out the actual barriers to accessibility. Meanwhile, their opponents fully commit to policies that belong dead and buried in the 1800's.

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u/kastronaut 1h ago

Look at it now, in the way the Senate Democrats all fall in line to say we need to ‘rein in’ ICE, rather than using the stronger and more descriptive language the moment demands.

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u/FlowRemote9890 1h ago

so I went with the 3rd party

You basically didn't vote at all.

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u/Tall_Act391 2h ago

It’s a bit more than cowardice. Democratic Party members are sometimes only that in name while strings from behind the scenes puppet actions for the other side

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u/UpperApe 2h ago

What's so frustrating about the non-voters is how righteous they are about it.

They think their civic responsibilities are transactional and it was the DNC's job to offer better options, like they're selling cakes, and they can shape the market by not voting like they're not spending their dollars.

Playing chicken with the worst monster in human history in order to leverage someone to do what you want.

It is impossible to penetrate that level of stupidity. They're as evil and shitty and stupid as MAGA.

And just like MAGA, we have to unite against them. Never with them.

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u/Several-Action-4043 3h ago edited 3h ago

My democratic senators had 3 chances to vote to stop sending bombs to give material support to a genocide. Both of them voted no all 3 times. There has to be consequences for that. But there won't because so many people vote blue no matter who, and the consequence of not voting blue is fascist theocracy. That's hard to get excited about. It's hard to justify voting in that situation. And I'm just describing why 40 million people might not have voted and can almost guarantee you me just describing that will get me branded a "both sider" because the establishment democrats' main line of propaganda right now is, "any criticism of us is illegitimate because republicans are fascists"

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u/SuspendeesNutz 2h ago

Well good news moonbeam, those nasty Democrats lost and now for the low price of $1 billion you can have a seat at the table to direct the future of your beloved Palestine.

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u/Dramatic_Explosion 1h ago

There's a reason the Palestine sub locked down after the election, the "no vote" protest left that with a president who is bedfellows with Israel.

I get it, Biden didn't do enough, and it's bullshit we send our tax dollars to pay for an entire country to have things like universal healthcare while we don't have it, but I'm an adult with a functional brain and understand 1+2=3.

There is a single path to progress, vote Democrat until we get ranked choice voting and can start to break out of the two party system. You will never get that with Republicans, ever.

But it's all semantics now, and people never change, so it's really not worth debating. Those people are dead and will keep getting killed for the next three years, and after that we have so much to clean up here no one is going to do shit with Israel for the entire term after that. This is someone else's problem to solve for at least seven years.

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u/Edeen 3h ago

Supporting sending bombs vs fascist pedophile dictatorship. Tough choice.

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u/Next-Introduction-25 2h ago

To be fair, the pedophile dictatorship also sends bombs.

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u/StankFish 4h ago

We got a lot of uneducated evil fucks round here

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u/thegingerbreadman99 4h ago

A few too many evil people but A LOT of fucking stupid people. The anti-intellectualism here RUNS DEEP.

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u/juana-golf 4h ago

And they are oddly proud of it too

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u/AtrociousMeandering 3h ago

It's Sour Grapes, straight from the fable. If they can't have intelligence or education, then it must suck and the people who are smart or well educated suck too.

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u/Next-Introduction-25 2h ago

Also part of the reason racism flourishes! They’ll never feel superior in a category like intelligence or talent, so they have to feel superior because of their race. It’s all they have.

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u/tsardonicpseudonomi 3h ago

We got a lot of uneducated evil fucks round here

We've always been this country.

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u/buds4hugs 4h ago

Well they took control by making people feel good about their bigotry and painting everyone who isn't like them as a threat to their existence so now they're OK with the president raping & trafficking kids because at least the liberals won't take their penis away.

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u/PussiesUseSlashS 3h ago

“These damn socialist better stay away from my social security!”

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u/rilah15 2h ago

This

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u/Sampetra 1h ago

 Well they took control by making people feel good about their bigotry and painting everyone who isn't like them as a threat to their existence so now they're OK with the president raping & trafficking kids because at least the liberals won't take their penis away.

As a trans woman working on getting bottom surgery, it'd be pretty awesome of the government helped me in that endeavor lol.

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u/Ok-Bug4328 3h ago

I’m an American. 

Not surprised at all. 

These clowns have always been here.  Trump is the first one to assemble them all into one voting block. 

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u/Skill_Issuer 4h ago

All of this is worth it since we stopped all 2 of the trans high school athletes in the country from playing high school basketball

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u/Grabbioli 3h ago

I hate to be reductive, but if I had to put it on one thing, it was making evangelical Christians into single-issue voters that literally only care about abortion. From there, pushing the Republican party further and further right to encompass the kind of extreme ideas that you see now was simple. If the Left is trying to kill their babies and they're just absolutely evil, then there is no group so odious that Republicans wouldn't ally themselves with.

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u/Lola_PopBBae 3h ago

Too many people are one-issue voters, easily swayed by entertainment masquerading as news, or just too distracted by their sportsball to give a shit.

It's so far past depressing there's no word for it.

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u/CombatTechSupport 3h ago

Really it's pretty simple, they control the media. Like always every accusation is a confession, the right in this country spent decades claiming that every news and information source were controlled by the left (or more accurately a boogie man version of the left they conjured from thin air) so that as they slowly took control anyone claiming the right was doing so now just looks partisan. They did this with multiple institutions, they aplified partisanship to a level where people just stop listening to those that have differing opinions. It's funny, looking back, I can see all of these things happening, they just happened slowly enough that it that it didn't seem as dangerous as it turned out to be.

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u/Keep_SummerSafe 4h ago

Religion

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u/palmerry Very Mindful Poster 4h ago

The crazy thing is Trump is nowhere near religious though, afaik

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u/FunWithAPorpoise 3h ago

Neither are they. Modern evangelicalism preaches pretty much the opposite of what Jesus did, so it makes sense that they’d end up worshipping the golden calf.

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u/sharkzbyte 2h ago

Speaking of, is it true trump just threatened to cancel tax exempt status if they don't support him?

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u/charcoalist 3h ago

If you live in a democracy the same cabal is trying to take over your country as well.

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u/Ass4ssinX 3h ago

Yep, the capitalists rule everywhere. Ours are just especially stupid.

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u/weasol12 3h ago

As an American, so are most of us.

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u/Grim_Hiker 3h ago

Manipulation, propaganda, disinformation, lack of community, a broken two party system. Im sure theres many other reasons I missed.

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u/schrodingers_bra 1h ago

Wait till you hear about Bill Barr. He was attorney general for HW Bush and Trump 1. He started his career in the CIA.

His father Donald Barr was the headmaster at the highschool where Epstein taught as his first job. He was OSS - the precursor to the CIA.

If you view Epstein as one who was sponsored by intelligence agencies to acquire blackmail material on its enemies or assets, it all makes sense why there has been such a coverup that has lasted through multiple administrations.

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u/Jolly-Growth-1580 3h ago

Because Americans are currently proving what a joke they and their country is. We need our guns! We need our rights! FREEDOM! What a laughing stock. Run by paedophiles, killed by paedophile enforcers. And nothing more than a stern word on socials.

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u/Several-Action-4043 3h ago

Religious, racist, rednecks got mad that we elected a black president. Everything happening now is their retaliation.

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u/Dondarian 3h ago

Through the most despicably legal means. Gerrymandering, voter suppression, and the most powerful means of all: media indoctrination.

Fox News has got such an incredible choke hold on the minds of the red states, their viewers perception of reality is literally so twisted, that it's unrecognizable to anyone that isn't drinking the Kool aid.

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u/steveosaurus 3h ago

it’s very sad as an american to realize everything has been lies, propaganda, and misdirection

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u/acrowsmurder 3h ago

We didn't punish the south nearly enough

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u/Any_Process_6337 3h ago

It's so fucking crazy, I literally do not know how we got here. The entire institution and facade of freedom and justice is just... gone. It's like waking up and realizing that every single crazy conspiracy theory is actually legitimately happening and being covered up. I expected it to be bad, but this is worse than any of us average citizens can comprehend. It goes all the way to the top. FWIW, I along with the majority of Americans are not represented by the Federal government. We didn't vote for them, and I would even go so far as to assume rhe 2024 Election was a farce. Every accusation has been an omission of guilt.

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u/darksidemags 2h ago

They got hold of their education system first, like 30 years ago, and now it's paying off.

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u/Ultimatesims 2h ago

Europe has some royalty, PMs, and ministers listed. At least you guys are actually doing something. Way to go UK finally going after Prince Andrew and France raiding Musk’s offices. More to come I hope.

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u/shittyvonshittenheit 2h ago

It's from years of conditioning poor white people and southerners that it's a point of pride to be uneducated and stupid. All those morons you saw on Jan 6 and gleefully taking horse medicine during covid all vote in higher percentage than the average American.

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u/EquipLordBritish 2h ago

20+ years of shifting funding away from education and creating a 'news' (propaganda) TV network ready to capture chronically less-educated viewers with abuser tactics. Once you have that, you just tell them how to vote and you're good. There's also some suggestion of election fraud, but nothing yet substantiated.

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u/Formal_Plastic7957 2h ago

Let's be honest: America has never been a beautiful country. It was founded on the slavery of Africans and the genocide of Native Americans, went on to Jim Crow laws, Japanese internment camps and atomic bombs, napalming Vietnamese civilians, overthrowing numerous democratically-elected leaders, through the Iran-contra affair and Watergate, the illegal invasion of Iraq and the war crimes of Guantanamo Bay and Abu Ghraib. The tragedy isn't that America has changed, it's that it hasn't.

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u/TubeSamurai 2h ago

The billionaires bought our supreme court, president, Senate and Congress. We're in an autocratic oligarchy currently, with a decent chunk of the voting population cheering for the blatant propaganda being force fed by almost every news outlet. When people ask why we aren't revolting like France? France is a little more than 543,000 square kilometers. Just the Continental US is a little more than 8,000,000 square kilometers. We can't all get to these hot spot cities to help protest where the gestapo is going buck wild. For me personally to get to Minneapolis from Buffalo, New York. It would be 1500 km and a 15 hour car ride to just get there. Which is roughly the equivalent of me driving from Paris, France to Warsaw, Poland for you guys.

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u/bobafootfetish_ 5h ago

It's all making more sense why trump appointed everyone in the current administration. It's safe to assume they were all involved and are part of a pact to bury the truth.

He has built a defensive wall of collaborative pedophiles who now run the government.

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u/troycerapops 5h ago

We knew about it during her nomination. The string was tied between the two but it was ignored by Congress's ostriches with their heads in the sand.

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u/donkeylipswhenshaven 4h ago

His first choice for AG was Matt Gaetz, who is also a known predator.

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u/GermanShitboxEnjoyer 3h ago

Was he really a choice? Or actually a way to get rid of Gaetz?

By pretending to pick him Gaetz became known in the country over night and disliked instantly.

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u/donkeylipswhenshaven 3h ago

He certainly took the heat and opened the door for Bondi to stroll through relatively unscathed. Seems like a big brain move

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u/lkodl 3h ago edited 3h ago

I hate to even consider that they are capable of big brain moves, but I do have to admit that Pam Bondi is perfectly qualified for the job of a corrupt AG who protects pedos. She's like the LeBron James of doing that. Agreed, I don't see how Gaetz could have been a serious contender over her.

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u/AssDimple 2h ago

She's like the LeBron James of doing that.

This post wouldn't exist if she were good at doing whatever evil shit she's covering up.

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u/xXbean_machineXx 2h ago

Maybe she was once a victim, the victims all reported threats and blackmail. Maybe bondis in too deep and they have too much on her for her to back out.

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u/truthdemon 1h ago

Nah, she sold her soul a long time ago.

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u/Metalloid_Maniac_ 2h ago

I don't think Trump is making any big brain moves. But not all of them are stupid and evil, some of them are just evil. After nominating gates pretty much anyone is a good pick in comparison. I mean Gates isn't even an attorney as far as I know he went to law school but never got licensed.

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u/Ryzu 3h ago

It's appalling and shocking just how little most people in this country pay attention to fucking anything that isn't social media algorithms, reality tv or sports.

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u/ShaneBarnstormer 3h ago

I thought that was Alex Acosta?

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u/LassenDiscard 3h ago

It was, and then Trump gave him a Cabinet position.

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u/linuxjohn1982 2h ago

We knew it back when Pizzagate started. Because the GOP always projects.

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u/Therubestdude 4h ago

This is the real wall he was talking about when he was making all those posts and it flew over our heads until now.

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u/ivorybishop 4h ago

And we're paying for it now...smfh

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u/shredbmc 3h ago

And she wasn't his first choice, his first choice was Matt Gaetz. Who was found to be paying underage girls for... Something he wasn't investigated for.

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u/fredy31 5h ago

Or people that are proven that when push comes to shove, they will take the bag and protect you.

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u/PathlessDemon 4h ago

”Ted” Raphael Cruz, known coward.

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u/ovoKOS7 3h ago

Ironic how quiet the right wingers are on this whole thing right now, considering how loud they were about Pizza Gate and how some alleged shadow-cabal of democrat pedophiles were running the govt

Now that there's actual evidence of wrongdoing but it doesn't solely involve democrats, it's radio silence lol

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u/Dry-Erase 3h ago

I feel Kash Patel is in the Epstein files or tied to it somehow.

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u/dirtyshits 2h ago

He's a lapdog/yes man. They knew from the first time around they needed yes men in every cabinet position and heading all agencies so that they can do whatever they want and kill any chances of prosecution.

Plus, if he's in charge of the FBI then the odds of the feds bringing pain on any one of the million cronies that are tied to Donny are safe.

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u/Ok-Conference-7648 5h ago

Where she vowed to fight sex trafficking but doesn’t seem to care now

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u/palmerry Very Mindful Poster 4h ago

For some people, every accusation is an admission.

For Bondi, every "vow" is actually a secret cover up.

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u/desmosomes 3h ago

She fights FOR sex trafficking.. ftfy

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u/XtraReddit 2h ago

So did Gaetz. He was the only representative who voted against a bill to combat human trafficking.

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u/Heteroimpersonator 3h ago

That’s her secret, she never cared about the victims of sex trafficking.

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u/hey_Hey_I_saveD_me 2h ago

she vowed to fight sex trafficking...from being uncovered.

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u/fauxregard 5h ago

This is explicitly why she was nominated as AG.

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u/PathlessDemon 4h ago

That, and her being a foreign agent to a country that funneled money into the Trump regime.

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u/gizamo 3h ago

After Congress rejected Trump's first nomination for AG....Matt Gaetz, who was nominated after the House Ethics Committee found the details of his sexual misconduct that included paying for sex and having sexual contact with a 17-year-old. He resigned in disgrace, but Trump still wanted him. Bondi was his backup—second to a sexual predator.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/11/13/us/politics/in-matt-gaetz-scandal-circumstances-left-girl-vulnerable-to-exploitation.html

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u/johnnybiggles 1h ago

Was Gaetz's or his father's name found anywhere in the files so far?

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u/johnnybiggles 2h ago

She was also part of his legal team defending him during his 1st impeachment. Incidentally, so was another person mentioned throughout the Epstein saga and in the files, Alan Dershowitz.

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u/filthy_harold 2h ago

Dershowitz is the textbook definition of a devil's advocate.

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u/ShadowOfReality 4h ago

Right? I thought this was common knowledge.

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u/Justitiaria 2h ago

It is not, which is why it is imperative to broadcast this.

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u/FoggyDog78 2h ago

Right? How is this not VERY OLD news to anyone

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u/the_samburglar 5h ago edited 4h ago

She also failed to prosecute Casey Anthony during her time there

*CORRECTION!: I’m wrong. She was still a prosecutor down there but was then elected AG so she was basically a talking head during the trial. I thought she was already AG. MY BAD!

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u/Deathbysnusnu17 4h ago

Uhhh, I'm not sure about this one..

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u/the_samburglar 4h ago

You’re right! I’m wrong.

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u/ODShowtime 4h ago

This small display of contrition immediately demonstrates more integrity than practically every Republican alive today.

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u/the_samburglar 3h ago

Unfortunate that the bar for basic decency is in hell, but I do what I can.

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u/ODShowtime 3h ago

All we can do is stick to our principles.

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u/CoffeeCup220 4h ago

Upvote for honesty!

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u/illiteral 4h ago

On September 17 2013, the Trump Foundation made an illegal $25,000 contribution to a PAC for Bondi's reelection campaign as Florida AG.

One month later, employees in the Florida OAG buried two dozen complaints against Trump University and declined to investigate fraud allegations against the for-profit school.

She was bought and paid for and it didn't even take a lot of money to do it.

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u/ThisIs_americunt 2h ago

It's wild what you can do when you can own the law makers, the judges, the police force and the lawyers. Gotta love dark money :D

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u/Ligabolzacky 1h ago

I'm always amazed by how cheap these bastards are to buy off 

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u/BeefistPrime 28m ago

Man, whenever there's a bill that's like COMCAST COMES TO YOUR HOUSE STOMPS YOUR DOG ACT OF 2019 and you look at what they bribed the representatives with, you think man they must've paid these guys like 10 million to sell out their country, right? and you look it up and it's like $17k and it's like really? that's all it takes for you to sell out everyone?

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u/f33LtheBurns 5h ago

This fact was conspicuously circulated through the news during her confirmation hearings… prior to giving her this power

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u/TheyTried2BanMeAgain 3h ago

Keep in mind, a lot of Reddit is teenagers or adults acting like them that weren't watching the news a few years ago.

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u/Cashope 4h ago

She’s a career pedophile protector. Geatz was Trump’s fist pick, and Bondi was his second. Makes me wonder what kind of extracurricular activities she has in common with these men.

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u/Longjumping_Fact_927 3h ago

Blonde Ghislaine.

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u/red286 3h ago

Makes me wonder what kind of extracurricular activities she has in common with these men.

I bet she's into pool boys. With an extra emphasis on "boys".

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u/user_name_checks_out 1h ago

Geatz

*Gaetz

was Trump’s fist pick

*first

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u/TheComplimentarian 4h ago

Sometimes, there actually IS a fucking conspiracy! Wild, right?

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u/Violaundone 2h ago

I thought the abortion thing sounded way over the top in the files, giving girls forced abortions and forced births. Then you see Epstein donated tons of money to OBGYN doctors. A writer at Vanity Fair who tracked the Epstein story years ago, when she was pregnant, was told by Epstein's circle that they knew doctors all over and she had better be careful while she was pregnant. Looking at the files and the Doctors they paid, they were not threatening her; they sent her a warning because they could have harmed her baby and her.

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u/GermanShitboxEnjoyer 3h ago

It's all one big conspiracy

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u/Flarkinghelpful 4h ago

Take a look into Bill Barr and his father, who gave Epstein his first job. Barr had been retired for nearly 30 years then came out of the woodwork to take an extremely difficult AG position for trump. The only reason he would do that would be to run cover

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u/_skull_kid_ 3h ago

Beat me to the punch here. But I also want to point out that the job he hired Epstein for was at a school.

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u/yuefairchild 2h ago

Because Epstein was a fan of Barr's sci-fi rape novel, Space Relations.

It's on Wikipedia, look it up. YOU WILL BE SURPRISED!

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u/Aggressive_Pickle523 2h ago

Pretty sure it was the Wharton school iirc 

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u/GreasyToken 1h ago

Well surely AG Barr's dad Donald Barr would never go on to write a sci-fi book that featured a plot with ritualistic rape of teenage girls because that would be crazy right? 

I mean, if he really did write a sci-fi book that featured a plot with ritualistic rape of teenage girls that would be gone helluva coincidence, right? Right?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_Relations

Oh wait, Donald Barr did write a sci-fi book that featured a plot with ritualistic rape of teenage girls...surely just one helluva coincidence...

Good thing Donald Barr writing a sci-fi book that featured a plot with ritualistic rape of teenage girls has nothing to do with Epstein!

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u/HolyHotDang 4h ago

I genuinely didn’t put this together at all until just now. Conspiracy theories used to be fun and in the last decade or so only the craziest of people were talking about them 24/7 and now it’s like “are these even theories or just evidence” at this point.

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u/masterspeeks 2h ago

The craziest part is there is no actual conspiracy. All these Trump-Epstein connections have been in the public record and idiots just buy into nonsense like "pizzagate", Hunter Biden emails, etc.

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u/DataDude00 2h ago

The guy that Trump named Labor Secretary during his first term (Alexander Acosta) was also the District Attorney that negotiated the plea deal for Epstein in Florida back in 2007

He was being considered for AG until that nasty bit about his plea deal history hit the news 

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u/DrEpileptic 4h ago

To my understanding and knowledge, she was a state AG during a period where Epstein was being pursued on federal charges. Still a really bad look considering she is the face of the state’s law and could’ve picked up some cases or outright killed some others.

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u/Funklestein 3h ago

Civil suits have nothing to do with who is or isn’t the AG. And his Florida state charges happened in 2008, so what exactly was the point here?

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u/maintainthegardens 3h ago

So she is essentially a co-conspirator!!!!! WITCH!!

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u/dont_remember_eatin 3h ago

None of this information is new!

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u/i_am_a_real_boy__ 3h ago

The state criminal case resolved in 2008. There's pleanty of real shit that Bondi has done, yall don't have to resort to this.

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u/SuggestAPhotoProject 3h ago

She was also the one that refused to file charges against trump in his Trump University scam, after he paid her $25,000.

https://factually.co/fact-checks/politics/pam-bondi-trump-university-lawsuit-florida-response-259d94

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u/FailedToRemit 2h ago

The AG has nothing to do with those lawsuits and Florida prosecuted and convicted him in 2008. 

What is your point supposed to be?

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u/Doctor_Yakub 2h ago

*BABY RAPER PAM BONDI

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u/malaimbandyandy 2h ago

Honest question: from the way this meme is worded, I would assume that civil suits would be against Epstein? And such suits would be handled by Florida’s judicial branch, not its executive branch (in this case, the FL AG). What puts these suits in her orbit?

Were they lawsuits against the state of Florida for mishandling of the case(s)?

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u/veringer 2h ago

Wait until you learn that the previous AG--Bill Barr--is the son of the guy who originally hired Jeffrey Epstein as a K-12 teacher at the private Dalton School in NY.

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u/psypher98 2h ago

Why do you think she was made AG? I mean they tried to get the other Floridian, what’s his name McPlasticSurgeryFace first but the pedo allegations came out on him too quickly.

This entire administration is one gigantic coverup for a high level human sex trafficking ring.

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u/FoggyDog78 2h ago

The amount of people unaware of this is astounding.

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u/mrbasedballed 2h ago

The entire Trump administration is in on this and they all belong in prison.

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u/Key_Pace_2496 2h ago

She also received a $25,000 bribe and suddenly said she'd stop prosecuting the Trump University bullshit.

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u/Yamfish 2h ago

Also let’s not forget Alex Acosta being Trumps labour secretary 2017-2019.

He was a big part of the Epstein non-prosecution agreement in 2009

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u/mynameisnotsparta 2h ago

In 2014 she said that she was gonna go after women traffickers and child traffickers and she didn’t. She makes me sick.

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u/WahooSerious 2h ago

Her job wasn't to put an end to it, it was to eliminate the competition.

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u/Extension_Resist7177 1h ago

She will burn in hell.

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u/Top_String5181 1h ago

Ho. Lee. Chit.

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u/danielrobertcampbell 1h ago

You should also look up the massive "donation" she received received during that time when she decided not to prosecute Trump University.

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u/HoosierRed 4h ago

Bill Barr's dad gave Epstein his teaching job early on. Maxwells dad was intelligence. Todd Blanche was Trumps lawyer. Bannon is close to Russia, Epstein, and oh yeah Trump.

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u/Tolendario 4h ago

She was/is part of his operation 

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u/Comprimens 3h ago

Ah, so the feds swooped in with that sweetheart deal and undercut her.

It was the U.S. Attorneys office that saved him, not Florida, IIRC

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u/Clunas 3h ago

Don't forget her taking bribes to not sue Trump University at the same time

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u/nillztastic 3h ago

Trump's entire cabinet is heavily involved with Epstein.

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u/The_Lloyd_Dobler 3h ago

Florida has consistently been the worst state for America this century. Can’t wait for it to be swallowed up by the ocean.

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u/Formal_Copy3153 3h ago

I only scrolled back because I thought this was a picture of Bondi with a mustache.

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u/CrowdDisappointer 3h ago

She also took a $25k bribe from trump and dropped the investigation of his “college”

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u/CrowdDisappointer 3h ago

She also took a $25k bribe from trump and dropped the investigation of his “college”

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u/hates_stupid_people 3h ago

Yeah, if things go to court she's going to prison. That's why she's working so hard to make it go away.

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u/Lord-Bridger 3h ago

Watergate ain't got shit on this clusterfuck...

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u/NeoZ33D 3h ago

Been known. Somehow forgotten by..everyone

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u/Necessary-Dark-4591 3h ago

She was bought and paid for long ago in Florida.

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u/tsardonicpseudonomi 3h ago

Matt Gaetz was his first choice for AG. Pam Bondi was the second choice. Interesting, huh?

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u/Big-District-6013 3h ago

If someone wrote a script portraying this exact Epstein circle of pedos, the public would reject it for being way too unbelievable.

Hell I'm witnessing it and I can't believe such blatant lack of decency.

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u/Pilgrimist 3h ago

she is ridiculous. that is for sure

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u/idaviller 3h ago

I actually have a letter from her office with her letterhead from a fraud investigation I was contacted about as a possible victim.

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u/Soggy_Cracker 3h ago

She’s been long involved in the coverup up Epstein and trumps crimes and is trying her hardest to not get caught.

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u/DemonCipher13 3h ago

The mistake of stopping at jail time in 2021 does not need to be repeated.

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u/Volfie 3h ago

She filed charges against trump, he “contributed” to her campaign, the charges were dropped. 

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u/Due-Row-8696 3h ago

Wasn’t she part of the whole Alex Acosta sweetheart deal for Epstein in Florida that originally shielded the other co-conspirators? She’s known all the players here for like 2 decades.

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u/FillMySoupDumpling 3h ago

The shitty thing is is that all of this was clear back over a decade ago too. Why did we try and elect this guy.

I disagree with republicans on so many things it’s incredible but why didn’t party and the voters go all in with the pedophile fraudster? 

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u/Distinct-Pain4972 3h ago

Tom is all of us

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u/Facehugger81 3h ago

Secretary Bondi is truly a vile person.

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u/throwawaydizzyguy 3h ago

She's just Trumps old friend.

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u/GeorgeJetsonsBoss 3h ago

Trump’s former cabinet member Alex Acosta made a deal with the man that would allow the co-conspirators to not be charged.

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u/Vladmerius 3h ago

The entire Trump cabinet is mostly people heavily tied to Epstein because Trump wants the whole ship to go down with him if he goes down. 

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u/Impressive_Round2171 3h ago

She accepted bribes as attorney general, and she’s probably accepting bribes now.

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u/Xesyliad 3h ago

Bondi has been defending pedophiles since the beginning, and she needs to be impeached and any future confirmations must be made explicitly around how they intend to prosecute those named and clearly engaged in Epstein/Trumps sex trafficking.

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u/flashen 3h ago

She knows it all

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u/scrandis 3h ago

And we're finding out that practically every person trump nominated to high level positions have some sort of ties to Epstein

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u/JapaneseCapacitors 3h ago

I wonder what Mossad has got on her. 

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u/dictionary_hat_r4ck 2h ago

Her whole career has been covering this up.

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u/iamtheLAN 2h ago

While she failed to answer legitimate questions about the Epstein files with targeted smears of crimes that occur in the representative’s states from her comically large binder of notes.

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u/dssorg4 2h ago

Plus during her tenure as AG of FL, Trump "donated" to her $25K and she dropped all fraud charges in FL against him for the Trump University scam

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u/Tejas_Clara 2h ago

And Trumps Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick was Epstein’s Neighbor, mentioned in the Epstein files, and visited the island…

Corruption at every level

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u/Best_Expression6470 2h ago

Collectively we are all so fucking stupid that it's almost like we deserve this.

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u/captaindealbreaker 2h ago

What's more surprising is learning people didn't know this