Will Pam Bondi testify before Congress on Epstein files?

Bondi’s dodging via firing excuse, but bipartisan pressure mounts—committee’s contacting her personal lawyer, contempt looms if she skips April 14.

Can a subpoena expire when someone leaves office?

No—subpoenas target individuals by name, not title. Bill Barr testified as ex-AG; precedent crushes the DOJ claim.

What’s in the Epstein files Bondi handled?

Details murky—redacted docs on Epstein’s network, delays in releases fuel oversight fire. Survivors demand full transparency.

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Pam Bondi’s Firing Gambit Fails: Congress Closes In on Epstein Files Testimony

Pam Bondi thought getting canned as AG would erase her subpoena. Congress, from both sides, just slammed that door shut—Epstein survivors and accountability hang in the balance.

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Pam Bondi subpoena document with Epstein files and Congress gavel

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Congress rejects Bondi’s firing as subpoena dodge—targets her by name. 𝕏
Bipartisan push signals rare unity on DOJ accountability. 𝕏
Contempt charges threaten if Bondi skips April 14 deposition. 𝕏

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