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Bondi Skips Epstein Deposition, Democrats Push Contempt

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House Democrats on the Oversight Committee are considering holding former Attorney General Pam Bondi in contempt for skipping a deposition about her handling of Jeffrey Epstein files. The dispute centers around the subpoena, with Democrats arguing it targets Bondi personally, not just her former role at Justice. Bondi oversaw the process early in the administration when promises to release those files were prominent. Democrats like Representatives Yassamin Ansari, Summer Lee, and Melanie Stansbury are critical of Bondis evasion and what they see as lies to the public plus unprosecuted leads in the unredacted documents. Republicans are not fully supporting the contempt move, but Oversight Chair James Comer plans to contact Bondis personal lawyer soon. Expect Bondi to face the committee before long as both sides push for accountability for those Epstein secrets.

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Bondi Skips Epstein Deposition, Democrats Push Contempt

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On April 20th, House Democrats on the Oversight Committee are pushing to hold former Attorney-General Pam Bondai in contempt after she skipped A, deposition on April 14th about her handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files. The dispute boils down to the subpoena. Democrats say it targets Bondai personally, not just her old job at justice, while the department claimed otherwise. She oversaw the whole process early in the administration when promises to release those files were front and center. Democrats like Representatives, Yasemin and Sari, Summer Lee, and Melanie Stansbury are fired up, calling out Bondai's evasion and what they see as lies. To the public plus, unprosecuted leads in the unredacted documents. Republicans aren't fully backing the contempt move, but Oversight Chair James Comer made it clear she still needs to show up. He plans to contact her personal lawyer soon. Expect Bondai to face the committee before long as both sides dig in on accountability for those Epstein secrets.

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