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« Last post by Ralph Wiggum on May 27, 2026, 03:32:23 PM »Here's to a Speedy Recovery, Pam Bondi
No doubt, there were frustrating aspects of former Attorney General Pam Bondi. The fiasco surrounding the Epstein Files is partly her fault—she claimed the client list was on her desk. It was not, which led to months of chaos culminating in her firing last April. However, she also cleaned up many issues within the department, challenged Democrats at hearings, and responded quickly to legal challenges to the Trump administration’s actions. She did a lot of good, but, again, holy hell did she bungle Epstein.
Now, she’s back, being appointed to an advisory panel on artificial intelligence policy. She’s also recovering from cancer (via Axios):
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa/2026/05/27/pam-bondi-is-back-n2676722
Coincidentally as a 27-year survivor of that same insidious cancer (and my removal surgery was this week in 1999), all I can say is Godspeed, Pam.
No doubt, there were frustrating aspects of former Attorney General Pam Bondi. The fiasco surrounding the Epstein Files is partly her fault—she claimed the client list was on her desk. It was not, which led to months of chaos culminating in her firing last April. However, she also cleaned up many issues within the department, challenged Democrats at hearings, and responded quickly to legal challenges to the Trump administration’s actions. She did a lot of good, but, again, holy hell did she bungle Epstein.
Now, she’s back, being appointed to an advisory panel on artificial intelligence policy. She’s also recovering from cancer (via Axios):
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Former Attorney General Pam Bondi has reportedly been quietly battling thyroid cancer in recent weeks following her departure from the Trump administration, according to Axios, and is now recovering after undergoing treatment.
https://townhall.com/tipsheet/mattvespa/2026/05/27/pam-bondi-is-back-n2676722
Coincidentally as a 27-year survivor of that same insidious cancer (and my removal surgery was this week in 1999), all I can say is Godspeed, Pam.
The typo aside, good point! If in 2017 (when he was interviewed) LIEden lacked the continuous mental capacity to sustain the interviews, just about every EO, bill-signing, and pardon LIEden did would be open to court challenge. A Bush-Romney-grade R probably would not "go there". Trump might.