Pamela Bondi didn’t walk into the Department of Justice to uphold the rule of law. She walked in with a wrecking ball. And the complaint filed on June fifth makes one thing brutally clear – she’s not just swinging it. She’s aiming it at anyone who dares to stand between her office and unchecked political power.

According to the complaint filed by Legal Defense and Advocacy for Democracy, Bondi has spent her tenure threatening, coercing, and retaliating against career DOJ attorneys. Not for misconduct. Not for incompetence. But for refusing to violate their ethical obligations.

DOJ lawyers were allegedly pressured to reverse findings, soften language, and abandon enforcement actions. The complaint outlines a pattern. You refuse to follow her political script, your job is threatened. Your reputation is smeared. Your office is dismantled. You are moved aside or removed entirely.

This is not leadership. This is manipulation under the color of law.

Let’s not forget who Bondi is. The same woman who once took campaign donations from Trump’s foundation while dropping a fraud investigation into Trump University. The same woman who now helms the DOJ and swiftly dismantled the KleptoCapture unit investigating Russian oligarchs. She shut down the FBI’s Foreign Influence Task Force without warning. She ended enforcement tied to civil rights and corruption probes. The pattern isn’t subtle. It’s scorched into every policy she’s touched.

These aren’t just bureaucratic shifts. They are acts of sabotage. They are attempts to erase accountability from the inside out.

The complaint describes this as a campaign of coercion. That’s generous. It is systemic abuse of authority. The kind that hollows out institutions. The kind that corrupts the very core of democratic governance.

If a teacher pressures a student to cheat, we call it misconduct. If a CEO pressures an accountant to cook the books, we call it fraud. When the Attorney General pressures DOJ attorneys to twist findings and cover tracks for political ends, we call it what it is. Corruption.

No spin. No deflection. No waiting.

Pamela Bondi should not remain in that office another day. This isn’t about political affiliation. It’s about integrity. It’s about whether the nation’s highest law enforcement office is still serving the law – or serving itself.

The complaint is out there. The facts are documented. The clock is ticking.

Now ask yourself this – what are we willing to ignore before we admit the rule of law is already gone?