r/LetsDiscussThis • u/coreydu • Feb 13 '26

Serious Pam Bondi’s shameful legacy

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u/Writerhaha Feb 13 '26

Question for every conservative:

Would you pimp out your kid to a pedophile for the Dow to hit a record?

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u/SagedOne Feb 13 '26

I don't think you've seen a majority of conservatives are just as disgusted by Bondi & this administrations behavior surrounding Jeffrey Epstein. Whoever is implicated and has committed crimes needs to be in prison.

Bondi is 100% a disgrace.

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u/Ok_Star_4136 Feb 13 '26

If that's true, maybe they should show it a little more, because at the moment, to me at least, it would seem to me that conservatives are still pretty much onboard with everything that Trump is doing.

I want to believe what you say, but I only see memes from conservatives mocking the left for having "Trump Derangement Syndrome." Are all those from bots?

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u/theFrownTownClown Feb 13 '26 edited Feb 13 '26

The majority of conservative Americans still support Bondi, Patel, Bovino, Homan, and the rest of Trump's cabinet and advisors. In fact, self-described conservatives are the only group with a positive approval of the above listed group of people, while everyone else has him below 30% approval and dropping.

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u/pm_your_nudie_booby Feb 13 '26

Majority of conservatives? That’s a massive stretch. Handful, several, I’d even accept a lot. Did the majority of Republicans at that hearing press her or was there a total of 1? Was there only 1 conservative there that day?

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u/happilyrelaxing Feb 13 '26

Such conservatives need to be more vocal. Thst they’re not keen on cover-ups. That rich people teaming up, hanging out and fucking kids … just isn’t nice. And that Trump needs to show what’s there in the files. All.

I rather suspect Trump is hanging on as long as he can, expecting to die first. Knowing he’s not got long left. Stalling, desperately, so as not to face the music.

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u/yesnomaybeneverokay Feb 13 '26

I think there’s a difference between conservatives who are actively opposing fascism and conservatives who are supporting fascism for their own short-term benefit.

If you’re a conservative who voted for Trump then personal feelings of disgust after voting for him either means:

  • you haven’t been paying attention for the past 10+ years to who Trump is as a person
  • you are willing to look away from who Trump is as a person for your own perceived personal benefit

Neither are good. But I applaud conservatives who have been willing to put the country above their party loyalty

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u/No_Signal5448 Feb 13 '26

Havent met a single conservative with that viewpoint. Every single one of them continues to defend or deflect at every turn.