President Trump 2.0

Originally Posted by Carth

Maybe she told him he's lost the plot and quit, Trumpy boy getting his story out there first

The story is that’s he’s unhappy that she couldn’t get his enemies convicted, as the Courts and juries wouldn’t convict on made up charges and lack of evidence - he found this unacceptable…

[Dingbat]

As she is maybe one of the few people in his government who has seen the unredacted Epstein files, he better not get on her bad side.

[Dude111]

Originally Posted by daveeb

Also I can't believe that 77 million or so of your fellow Mercans voted for a second helping of him

They are all braindead I gather!

Originally Posted by Carth

Maybe she told him he's lost the plot and quit, Trumpy boy getting his story out there first

Originally Posted by Hugh

The story is that’s he’s unhappy that she couldn’t get his enemies convicted, as the Courts and juries wouldn’t convict on made up charges and lack of evidence - he found this unacceptable…

This article explains it better…

https://archive.ph/30ene

When his second term began, Trump sought out an attorney general whose loyalty would not waver under even the most trying circumstances. Bondi did not bother pretending to uphold the Justice Department’s independence. She announced to the staff upon taking office, “We are so proud to work at the directive of Donald Trump.”

Bondi faithfully echoed Trump’s messaging, calling him “the greatest president in the history of our country” and scolding Democrats in Congress two months ago for investigating his administration when the Dow Jones Industrial Average had topped 50,000. (It is currently at 46,000.)

Most important, Bondi investigated and brought charges against seemingly anybody Trump wanted her to. At minimum, Bondi tried to investigate a long list of Trump targets, and if she refused any of his demands, no evidence of doing so has made its way to the public. Her problem turned out to be that it remains very difficult to convict Americans of a crime they did not commit, even more so when those targets have competent lawyers. And so, as Bondi kept bringing the cases Trump ordered up, she kept losing them, which made Trump angrier and more determined to compel Bondi to bring flimsy charges against his enemies.

Trump reportedly wishes to replace Bondi with Lee Zeldin, his administrator at the Environmental Protection Agency, whom Trump is said to currently admire because he wins his cases. The difference, of course, is that it is far easier to win an environmental challenge, especially given the decades of groundwork the conservative movement has invested in weakening environmental law and confirming friendly judges, than it is to manufacture a criminal case out of thin air.

The president apparently believes that Bondi is failing to lock up his enemies because she isn’t smart enough. He will eventually discover that Zeldin, or whoever replaces Bondi, also lacks the power to persuade juries to convict Trump’s enemies of imaginary crimes. And so the next attorney general will also eventually transition to a new job at the Shield of the Americas or a farm somewhere upstate, where they can run and play.