>>22767785 (lb)

>Engrish prease

Took the words right outta my mouth.

Every time I tried reading that person's

garbage I kept wondering if I was drunk, but then I remembered that I quit drinking in 1986.

>>22767800

>Do you ever just get tired of this bullshit world we live in?

No, Anon, even though life's hard sometimes, I never get tired of this bullshit world we live in because I truly believe God chose us—you, me, and every good Anon on this board—for a purpose, which is to help rid this bullshit world of the evil that almost took control of it.

>>22767835

>[Bondi] is not going to do shit.

>You're catching on.

This could very well be part of the Great Awakening process.

On the other hand, though, my perception of people is usually spot-on.

I get nothing but a good vibe from Pam Bondi, and my feeling is that if President Trump chose her, he has his reasons.

Maybe he wants to use her to hold her apparent "stonewalling" out, publicly, to wake the people up.

After all, it seemed like Bondi let some things in Florida go on for too long, rather than going after crime as hard as we Floridians (like I used to be) would have wanted.

But I've also zoomed out and looked at the bigger picture when thinking about Pam Bondi: at the time she was the Florida Attorney General, the U.S. Department of Justice was run by treasonous criminals; Pam Bondi was limited by the criminals above her in federal government.

Now that the criminal syndicate running this country is being demolished (by President Trump, his appointees, and even by whistleblowers who are providing vital info), Pam Bondi will be free to be the patriotic defender of The United States Constitution that I truly believe she is.

Final Point In Favor of Pam Bondi - remember, Anon, on the day of Pam Bondi's U.S. Senate Confirmation hearing, she was supported by an unexpected "ally" - a former Florida State Attorney named Dave Aronberg.

Dave Aronberg, a Democrat who had campaigned in hopes to compete against Pam Bondi for the Florida Attorney General seat, showed up to speak glowingly about her to the U.S. Congress.

Here's why that matters, in my opinion.

Because Dave Aronberg is a snake.

Dave Aronberg is a Harvard Clown.

The truth about Harvard's coming out in the news in the near future so I'l refrain from making those points, but I do know that Aronberg is a sleazebag douche who will go to great lengths to protect his "Democrat friends.

So why did Aronberg show up at Pam Bondi's Senate Confirmation Hearing to speak so highly of Attorney General Bondi, across party lines?

Because Democrat shitbags like Dave Aronberg are scared shitless of Pam Bondi.

They know she will uphold the law, free from the illegal constraints that any previous administration would have imposed on her if she were U.S. Attorney General under, say, Biden, Obama, Bush, Clinton, et al.

Conclusion: I have faith in Pam Bondi, not only because President Trump chose her (which should be the only proof of her goodness that we need to see) but also because my gut tells me she's great, her former rivals fear her so much that they show up to Congress to suck up to her publicly, and I know that President Trump's Administration 2.0 is here to finish the job, with the help of we, the American people.

Sorry to rant, but I thought it was important to point out that good things take time, President Trump's put people he trusts in positions of power, and certain cabinet positions are not even filled yet (e.g., Dan Bongino doesn't start until Monday).

So I'm not telling anyone else how to think, but I wanted to publicly (albeit anonymously) state why I support Pam Bondi 100% and have faith in tthe plan.

NCSWIC.

>>22767879

>christian scientist

Since you're too ignorant to know the facts about even the smear campaigns that have been launched on Pam Bondi over the years, when the shitbags controlled not only the media but also the entire federal government, you should sit this one out, and go learn moar.

I have second-hand embarrassment for you.

Wow. . . .

>>22767875

>>22767912

>shit or get off the pot

I agree with you, Anon.

But remember, our side must go after [THEM] according to the rule of law, and the cases brought against [THEM] must be airtight.

President Trump's cabinet is still being put together, meaning not all players are in position yet.

Moreover, I know that a bunch of the information that will lead to the arrests, prosecutions, and (in some cases) executions of certain people cannot even be addressed until all engines in President Trump's admin are up and running at 100 percent capability.

I predict things continue to get better daily, and I also predict a tsunami of information will be released to the public, seemingly from left field, and that will help speed our recovery of this country (and the concurrent destruction of our enemies) along.

>>22767930

>Bondi is taking notes on the judiciary

There is so much criminal conduct within the federal judiciary (and state-based judicial branches, too) that has not yet been revealed publicly.

It will blow your minds, what we have on [THEM].

[THEY] will never recover from what is about to happen to [THEM].

That's why I stay comfy as I fight, fight, fight.