Bondi Faces Disbarment Calls Over DOJ Misconduct

0:00It's April 7. You're listening to Entertainment and celebrity news. Today AI-powered pop culture updates. I'm Cory with the story. Calls to disbar former Attorney General Pam Bondi are picking up steam after a sharp column called out her time at the Department of Justice as a crime spree. Writer Kevin Williamson from the dispatch slammed her for weaponizing federal prosecutors against President Trump's political foes, saying many cases, were shaky on legal ground and driven by payback. Bondi just stepped down from the Attorney General's spot, with Todd Blanche taking over on an interim basis. During her watch, critics said she focused more on harassing opponents than real justice, like probes into local officials and rivals, while delivering little else of note. Reactions cut across party lines, with even some Trump backers upset over how the DOJ handled Jeffrey Epstein files and other unresolved messes. Her congressional testimonies didn't help her case, leaving folks from all sides calling

1:00her out. Now that she's out of office, eyes are on the floor to bar for possible discipline. Williamson argues her pattern of misconduct fits their rules for disbarment, like ongoing bad behavior without regret. Critics are refiling old complaints with fresh details, seeing this as their shot since rules block action against her while she was in power. The push shows no signs of slowing as the fallout keeps building.