Dems fear effectiveness of Pam Bondi as AG

 American Action News:

Political scientist Jason Johnson on Thursday called Pam Bondi — who is President-elect Donald Trump’s new choice for U.S. Attorney General — a savvy legal operator who can advance Trump’s agenda.

During an appearance on MSNBC’s “The Beat With Ari Melber,” Johnson also said that Bondi’s expertise in areas like immigration enforcement makes her a “dangerous and effective pick.”

Bondi previously served as Florida’s attorney general.

“Pam Bondi is exactly what I was saying in the last segment that we should all fear because she’s competent. We may not agree with her ideologically, but she actually knows how to do this job. So if anyone on the Democratic side or anyone who cared about liberty or justice was thinking, well, maybe Matt Gaetz will screw this up and that’ll give us some time,” Johnson said.
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Johnson pointed out Bondi’s assertive stance on immigration and educational policies to indicate how she might perform as attorney general.

“She knows what she’s doing about immigration. Remember, Florida is one of those states that’s been very aggressive about migrants and deportation and moving people to different states and everything else like that,” Johnson said.

Johnson also brought up Florida’s laws affecting students on campuses and the manipulation of education funds.
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Democrats appear to have an irrational fear of most Trump appointments including this one.  They also seem to think that US immigration law is optional in hopes that they can import future Democrat voters.  Fearing competence suggests they would prefer incompetence.  I look forward to her being sworn in and taking office.

See also:

Trump Has a New Attorney General Nominee

And:

 Pam Bondi, Trump's candidate for Attorney General:

"These students in universities that say 'I support Hamas, I am Hamas,' they need to be taken out of our country."

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