Photos Reveal Pam Bondi’s Glued-Together Notes and Viewers Say It’s Beyond Cringe

During a Senate hearing, Attorney General Pam Bondi arrived with a surprisingly childish folder, featuring both handwritten and typed notes that appeared to outline attacks aimed at Democratic senators. Observers noted her lack of preparedness, as she immediately resorted to offensive remarks, utilizing what some described as her "private burn book."Photographer Jonathan Ernst documented Bondi repeatedly referencing the folder during her testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee. As tensions flared, her notes revealed targeted phrases against lawmakers. Instead of focusing on constructive discourse, Bondi opted for a strategy that relied on recycled insults.Specifically, she launched accusations at Connecticut Democrat Sen. Richard Blumenthal regarding his military service and challenged Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin over connections to Jeffrey Epstein. Bondi's rehearsed retorts, including unfounded claims about Democratic Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse, drew critiques for being irrelevant. Whitehouse rebuked her for failing to engage with the questions directly, highlighting her disjointed and defensive approach amidst serious inquiries.