A group of more than 60 former Democratic and Republican attorneys general have come together to support the confirmation of Pam Bondi as the head of the Department of Justice. These legal experts have highlighted Bondi's extensive prosecutorial experience, particularly during her tenure as Florida's attorney general for eight years, as a key factor that makes her exceptionally qualified for the position.
The letter, exclusively previewed to sources, showcases the backing of over 20 Democratic attorneys general or those appointed by Democratic governors. The bipartisan group commended Bondi for her collaborative work across party lines during her time in Florida and as a state prosecutor in Hillsborough County, where she served for 18 years.
In their letter, the former attorneys general emphasized their direct experience working with Bondi and attested to her suitability for the role based on her prosecutorial background and dedication to public service. They lauded Bondi's unwavering commitment to public safety and upholding the rule of law, citing her efforts to combat violent crime, protect consumers, and address the opioid crisis during her tenure as Florida's attorney general.
The signatories praised Bondi as a respected member of the State Attorney General community and expressed confidence in her ability to serve with distinction as the United States Attorney General. They believe that her track record and dedication to public service make her a highly qualified nominee for the position.
