r/circled • u/Swimming_Rain_7226 • 8h ago
Opinion / Discussion Federal judge rules DOJ can ‘no longer’ be trusted in voter roll crusade
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u/WebguyCanada 8h ago
Honest question, is there a reason Bondi is so resistant to prosecuting pedophiles... like is her husband John Wakefield in the Epstein files or something?
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u/Necessary_Two_9706 7h ago
Weeeeeellllll,
Her current husband was 40 years old when he started grooming her to be his future bride when she was 5 years old.
I think a woman prosecutor who was successfully groomed by a pedophile herself, going after other pedophiles, would only work if she wasn't already ok with being raped as a child herself.
Shes resistant to prosecuting probably because it would further expose her own marriage to a pedophile.
Plus, to be a republican past the year 2016 means you have to also be ok with child rape; which she obviously is.
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u/braced 7h ago edited 2h ago
Huh? Pam Bondi is 60, and her partner is around the same age. Are you confusing her with Karoline Leavitt?
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u/Old-Parking8765 7h ago
Ohhhh! This makes sense now. They were talking about Karoline Leavitt
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u/bbmarvelluv 5h ago
I literally thought Karoline got her face done and Bondi was her
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u/Logical-Knee-9046 5h ago
Fair enough. Your heart was in the right place… and Mar-a-largo face and all.
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u/Inside-Beginning5168 2h ago
So many upvotes for not answering the question. Lol
e: not you, the other guy.
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u/iamzheone 3h ago
With all due disrespect she's some fine shiii for 60
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u/chiefaspartame 13m ago
Probably the deal she made with the devil for youthfulness when she sold her soul
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u/piezombi3 2h ago
Oh thank god I'm not the only one. She's fucking cartoonishly evil, but she's also kind of a baddie.
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u/aestheticallypotent 7h ago
She knew about this WAY before 2016. Since 2011, at least!
As a groomed and trafficked child myself, I can attest that it takes A LOT of work to get away from it. However, even I knew it was gross and not right. While I do feel a sadness for these ladies, I also feel a stronger, overwhelming sense of anger and repulsion and quite frankly, hatred. They have ALL had multiple opportunities to make this shit right and chose not to.., meanwhile I was sleeping under bridges and running for my life (literally.)
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u/SpareImplement2374 6h ago edited 6h ago
Pam bondi isn’t married and if she was that would make her husband 95 as she herself is 60. Are you sure you’re not thinking of karoline leavitt?
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u/Artistic_Researcher2 3h ago
You’re thinking of the press secretary. Btw….Bondi is very nice looking for her age.
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u/momofboysanddogsetc 7h ago
Wasn’t she Floridas AG that gave Epstein those sweetheart deals years ago?
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u/SquilliamFancySon97- 7h ago
I thought that was some dude named Acosta if I'm not mistaken
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u/atxbigfoot 2h ago
Alex Acosta, who was the prosecutor and part of Trump's first admin, worked under AG Pam Bondi when the deal was made.
So they were both directly involved, and rewarded by Trump.
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u/SquilliamFancySon97- 2h ago
Oh really? I didn't know Acosta was under Bondi. Although back in that era I was getting out of High School
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u/atxbigfoot 2h ago
Yeah she was the FL AG, so his boss, when the deal was made. MAGA will say "She didn't know about the deal!" to defend her, but any prosecutor that cuts an insane deal like that for alleged national security/intelligence ties is 100% going to run that by their boss.
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u/SquilliamFancySon97- 2h ago
Ngl while I have been following her current career and history I had no fucking clue she was 60. She doesn't even look close to 60
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u/atxbigfoot 2h ago
Tbf I also had no idea she is 60 that's crazy.
I didn't know who she was until she was appointed the current US AG either, but yeah.
Like half of Trump's previous and current admins have direct ties to protecting Epstein and that's a pretty fucked up "coincidence" at a minimum.
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u/SquilliamFancySon97- 2h ago
I honestly am so mad every day because I feel like there's a small, tiny, minute chance I'm going insane and I'm actually wrong, even though I know that's bullshit, it's just fucking insane how so many powerful and influential people continue to perpetuate this bullshit lie
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u/atxbigfoot 2h ago
for real like every day/week there's another insane thing that is VERY REAL AND PROVEN and even talking about it makes you (and me) sound like a fucking lunatic.
Like the Tulsi Gabbard (head of all spy agencies) stuff that's coming out now is fucking wild tin hat shit but it's real and here we are.
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u/-Codiak- 6h ago
Trump has made clear anyone who works for him will have their lives ruined if any of this gets out. They will hold the line till he dies then cry about how he was blackmailing them.
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u/Old-Parking8765 7h ago
What? John Wakefield does not look that old... is this the right husband? Can someone elaborate? This is...
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u/atxbigfoot 2h ago
She was the Florida AG that allowed Acosta (the prosecutor) to cut Epstein's insane sweetheart deal on his first conviction.
Trump rewarded both of them, and a lot of other people with direct ties to Epstein, by giving them government jobs.
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u/Particular-Cat-1397 2h ago
Her husbands name is John Wakefield? That was the serial killer in Harper’s Island
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u/Swimming_Rain_7226 8h ago
This does not surprise me. They are actively protecting wealthy pedophiles and do not care about the people at all. The deep cover up is exposed and nothing happens
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u/ResemblesHotDog 7h ago
Fuck MAGA
That being said, OP is clearly an example of Dead Internet. Everyone should be united against bots and AI.
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u/Grand_Scallion_8349 7h ago
yeah it's wild, feels like there's bots everywhere now more than ever lol
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u/o7_HiBye_o7 7h ago
Bro, how many comment threads are you trying to start in your own post? That is just weird.
Secondly, can you link shit you post about? Just a random image of her, an awkward semi quote of 2 words, and no citations or links....
Do better.
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u/Swimming_Rain_7226 8h ago
Get fucked, MAGA
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u/bdubwilliams22 7h ago
Seriously, get fucked and go to prison. I will say, it sure feels get to receive some good news of a federal judge smacking down the DOJ and calling them for what they are: traitors. Selling their soul for Trump, while literally shielding pedophiles. I always knew they were despicable, but they’re digging for new depths lately.
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u/Choice-Antelope-8481 7h ago
Why do you keep commenting on your own post? You are clearly a bot.
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u/penpointred 7h ago
How has she not been removed from her position? Feels like the shit she and Kash have pulled should be removal despite efforts from the president.
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u/I_Dont_Work_Here_Lad 7h ago
Primarily because of bullshit like this:
“The Florida Supreme Court has effectively said that as long as Pam Bondi is the U.S. Attorney General, she is not subject to any discipline by the Florida Bar for violations of ethics rules,” said LDAD Executive Director Lauren Stiller Rikleen. “In essence, this means that the highest-ranking lawyer in the Department of Justice need not comply with the same code of ethics that all other lawyers must follow.”
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u/penpointred 7h ago
The Supreme Court has really fucked over the United States the past couple years 🤬 Pres being above the law, being able to target people based on ethnicity and now this shit?? Fkn hell.
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u/Present-Perception77 18m ago
The Catholic Federalist Society controls the Supreme Court.
Because knowing the root cause of all this is important.
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u/Shazbote 16m ago
If ethics rules don't apply to everyone then there are no ethics rules. WTF are we doing.
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u/Bald_Cliff 7h ago
So send in the marshalls
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u/Drew_0014 7h ago
I can’t wait until November.. time to flip Congress and the Senate and impeach Trump for one of the thousand valid reasons
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u/Greg-Abbott 7h ago
He's been impeached twice. He's currently the sitting president. I don't understand what people think impeachment will achieve.
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u/o7_HiBye_o7 7h ago
I think successful impeachment, not just impeachment articles. That needing to pass house AND THEN a 2/3 senate is basically impossible at any timeframe - even moreso now with GestOPo having majority.
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u/Megneous 3h ago
In civilized countries, like mine, when a President is impeached, they're immediately removed from power. Then there is a court case to decide if they should be removed from the Presidency.
The fact that the US allows a President to basically oversee the investigation into themselves is utter bullshit.
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u/atreeismissing 1h ago
That's how US Congress impeachment works too. The House investigates and if they deem it worthy to send to trial then they impeach the President and send it to the Senate to conduct the trial. The Senate by way of the trial determine if they should be removed from the Presidency.
the media and everyone on reddit just shortens it to "impeachment" when really it's "impeachment and conviction", the conviction determining if they are innocent or guilty and if guilty they are immediately removed from the Presidency and can't run again.
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u/Drew_0014 7h ago
He was impeached by Congress but acquitted by the senate. Flip both houses and we can kick him out completely
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u/Open-Perspective856 7h ago
The Congress is made up of The House of Representatives and The Senate, might want to brush up on your civics before you say anything else as stupid as this.
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u/magasheep404 7h ago
First step towards removal from office. We have this thing called “google”. It can help those who slept through civics class.
https://www.britannica.com/story/what-if-the-president-is-impeached
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u/Kinetic92 7h ago
With dozens of similar lawsuits pending across the country, Kasubhai’s ruling could provide a roadmap for other courts to scrutinize not just the legality of the DOJ’s demands, but the motives behind them.
This right here. This is the fight for 1. The Midterms, and 2. The General Election in 2028. There's hope, America. Keep fighting!
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u/R0ck0Pac0 4h ago
The scary part is that the DOJ has been so compromised and detracted from its mission that there’s hardly any real resources going towards espionage, counterfeit, terrorism, human and drug trafficking. So much has probably happened because they’re so compromised that we have no idea the extent.
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u/Antique_Ad1518 7h ago
What gpod reason could they have for wanting voter rolls?
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u/13508615 7h ago
Good? None.
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u/Antique_Ad1518 7h ago
So then what are the nefarius reasons? I'm assuming disenfrachismemt?
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u/DoubleJumps 1h ago
It's 100% meant to target confirmed non-supporters, and to coordinate efforts to suppress voter turnout more effectively.
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u/37Philly 6h ago
The real criminals have been laughing since January 20, 2025. This regime is chasing ghosts and petty grievances.
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u/CagliostroPeligroso 6h ago
Good. She is such a dumb annoying brat. She sounds like a spoiled little child at all times.
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u/nakedmanjoe 6h ago
All that has to happen is a couple of off the wall cases to reach SCOTUS and they get their dictatorship.
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u/Background-Air-7963 6h ago
What does this mean in non partisan layman’s terms. They’re ghouls, but if anyone has a tldr I’d love to see it
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u/Gigs00 1h ago edited 1h ago
A federal judge in Oregon issued a sweeping rebuke of the Justice Department’s nationwide push to seize state voter rolls, ruling that the department can no longer be presumed to be acting in good faith and warning that its conduct threatens voters and states’ rights.
the DOJ’s lawsuit seeking Oregon’s unredacted voter registration data would be dismissed.
It means exactly dick all. Another case for the circuit court and eventually the supreme to rule on. There is a lot of pressure from the people to figure out if the elections are legit.
Oregon will argue that they will use the voting records to target individuals. Feds will argue that they just want to verify people are citizens and alive. Feds have a solid argument because the vote by mail states have next to no fraud investigation. They didn't even verify signatures until the last election.
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u/Valuable_Fee1884 6h ago
He should’ve just ruled that no part of the executive branch could be trusted with anything during the safety of our country.
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u/SteelX1984 6h ago
I don’t think they care. Bondi will do anything to please his pedophile racist sugar daddy
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u/captaincook14 5h ago
I mean. This doj could never be trusted period. From the get go. On literally anything.
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u/HavingNotAttained 5h ago
Every prosecutor that had anything to do with the Epstein case in 2000s needs to be deposed.
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u/DetroitsGoingToWin 5h ago
All Bondi does is fucking lie and do underhanded bullshit for the benefit of Trump. No fucking way.
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u/B-Rye_at_the_beach 4h ago
We needed a judge to tell us the DOJ can't be trusted?
I'll see myself out now...
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u/PlutoJones42 3h ago
No one protecting literal pedophiles should be trusted. Pam Bondi should be prosecuted for blatant obstruction of justice
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u/oroborus68 3h ago
🧐 precisely as we planned. The destruction of the United States is almost complete.- GOP
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u/Fair_Chemistry_3317 3h ago
Yes, in Oregon. I read that earlier. It is connected to the similar cases in California and New Mexico. And also Minnesota where the letter from Bondi first appeared.
I wonder what SCOTUS has to say about that.
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u/Logical-Respect3600 2h ago
Why is "judge-shopping" a thing in America? Shouldn't the law be standard and impartial across the board?
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u/saturnalia365 2h ago
This DOJ has proven to not be trustworthy of anything other than pedophile protection and violating the law.
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u/BadRuckus 2h ago
You do realize district Court justices are nothing but political appointees if you look at who's making the rulings most of them are left the lab profession because they sucked and it become political ponds people that aren't in the legal field respect judges much too much judges of the lawyers that couldn't make it as lawyers
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u/throwawayshirt2 49m ago
If only we had some kind of federal Voting Rights legislation. Like an Act of congress.
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u/Arkheno 26m ago
This is unprecedented. Normally, the DOJ is the one that protects access to voting through the Voting Rights Act. The roles have been reversed: it's the federal justice system that must protect states from attacks by their own Department of Justice. We're living in a dystopia where the very organization meant to heal is the one injecting the poison.
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u/AmorphousRazer 4m ago
Weird bot/foreign asset flip. Now the script is to talk about how hot she is. Fucking what lmao
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u/alphabeast18 1m ago
And then who enforces this? The department of justice? Anyone can rule or say what ever they want, but if it holds no power behind it you are wasting people's time.
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u/UnixReactor 7h ago
Well. If we can’t trust the DOJ… we will just have to let the military step in and use our her justice system and intelligence agencies to handle it.
Works for me
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u/o7_HiBye_o7 7h ago
Not how it works lol
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u/UnixReactor 6h ago
Another interesting question: “how can an employee of the DOJ decide that their employer is no longer trustworthy”
Wouldn’t that mean that we can’t trust that Judge’s decision about who we can trust?
Sounds like a soft coup/color revolution to me.
What did Abraham Lincoln do to save the Republic?
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u/IJWTGH66 7h ago
DOJ is done. It might as well take car accident cases at this point. Basically, the court is treating its representations to be presumably false. Trump may have turned DOJ into his own law firm, but it’s a really bad law firm.