Kleptocrats to benefit from Trump DOJ’s anti-corruption pause, experts warn as Pam Bondi Evidently Takes Bribes & Is Corruption Herself-TAXPAYERS SCREWED
The Huge Red Flag: She owns $10 Million in Real Estate and
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Bondi, who is considered one of the richest attorneys in Flo ..
Pam Bondi – long an ally of the president – has moved fast to halt enforcement actions for six months under the 1977 Foreign Corrupt Practices Act that bars bribes by US businesses to win overseas deals, which some American firms have long charged gives certain foreign firms a competitive edge.
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/mar/10/trump-doj-pam-bondi-corruption
Veteran prosecutors say such policy changes are short-sighted and dangerous, stressing they could fuel bribes by US firms to win deals abroad, and let Russian oligarchs and other kleptocrats facing sanctions or other penalties for illicit activities such as money laundering, go unpunished.
Likewise, Bondi eased criminal actions for violations of the decades old Foreign Agents Registration Act, a weapon used by the DoJ to combat foreign disinformation and influence operations that requires lobbyists working for foreign governments to register with the US government.
Comment: Looks like Bondi is giving her ZIONIST Funders & Handlers EVERYTHING THEY WANT.
With regard to the AG’s FCPA order, Democratic representative Jamie Raskin of Maryland, who taught constitutional law for over two decades, condemned Bondi for putting “America on the side of ‘routine’ corrupt business practices all over the world”, adding that it gives corporations “free rein to pay bribes, kickbacks, and financial tribute to corrupt foreign officials”.
“Failing to prosecute the FCPA is the epitome of corruption,” said former federal prosecutor Paul Rosenzweig. “ You don’t stop prosecuting while you’re reviewing.”
“The real victims of corruption are members of the public, who end up paying more for goods and services and receiving poorer quality in exchange. I worry that this shift will normalize corruption.”
Looks like Crooked Pam Bondi is all for the BIG CORPORATE CROOKS:
“Pam Bondi is a manifestly unqualified candidate for attorney general. Senators should reject her appointment and insist that the nation’s top law enforcement role be filled by a qualified person with a demonstrated respect for the rule of law.
“We should expect an Attorney General Bondi to let corporate wrongdoers off the hook. As Florida attorney general, Pam Bondi sued to overturn the Affordable Care Act, sued to block the ACA ban on health insurance companies price gouging people with pre-existing conditions, and opposed efforts to reduce homeowners’ mortgage loans in negotiations with financial institutions that had engaged in fraud and misconduct.
“In short, we should expect an Attorney General Bondi to lead a Department of Injustice.”
How Crooked Pam Bondi Met Crook Trump Who Stated He Crookedly Paid for Political Favors.
Bondi, a Temple Terrace native and former assistant state attorney in Hillsborough County, grew close to Trump after she became attorney general. In 2013, the then-businessman sent Bondi’s political committee a $25,000 donation from the Donald J. Trump foundation, his charity. The contribution was made after her office started getting legal complaints about Trump’s line of educational seminars. While the New York attorney general pursued charges, Bondi’s office chose not to. Both Trump and Bondi have denied the donation was improper, but Trump later paid a $2,500 penalty to the Internal Revenue Service in 2016 and refunded his foundation $25,000 from his personal account because the contribution violated tax laws. In 2018, he closed down the foundation.
