Pam Bondi is as Fucking Corrupt as the Mafia: Only Donny is Her Don Corleone

The Department of Justice's integrity isn't just compromised – it's being systematically dismantled. Attorney General Pam Bondi's dismissal of the Eric Adams corruption case represents the fastest case dismissal by any new AG in the department's 154-year history, and the statistics paint a damning picture of what this means for American justice.

The Swift and Suspicious Dismissal

The numbers tell the fucking story: Over the past 50 years, the average time between a new AG's appointment and their first major case dismissal is 147 days. Bondi did it in five. The corruption investigation into Adams took 2.5 years, involved 47 FBI agents, produced 142,000 pages of evidence, and resulted in 23 sworn testimonies. All of this was tossed aside without even a cursory evidence review, breaking with 94 years of DOJ procedural precedent requiring a minimum 30-day assessment period for case dismissals of this magnitude.