Hold onto your hats, folks—Attorney General Pam Bondi is swinging a heavy gavel at what she calls a decade-long assault on conservative values by government insiders.

Bondi is spearheading a national investigation into claims of government weaponization against conservatives, focusing on former officials from the Obama and Biden administrations with roots tracing back to the so-called "Russiagate" saga, as the New York Post reports.

These probes aren’t just a paper chase; they’re digging into allegations of lawfare—using legal processes to target conservatives while, Bondi argues, ignoring real public safety threats.

Uncovering a Decade of Alleged Misconduct

Bondi’s team is combing through evidence, claiming it points to a conspiracy where the FBI allegedly shielded political figures like Hunter Biden and Hillary Clinton.

“This evidence illustrates that the FBI shielded political figures like Hunter Biden and Hillary Clinton while pursuing conservatives for their beliefs, using legal process and operations that were excessive, instead of protecting Americans from public safety threats,” Bondi argued to Just the News. Well, if that’s true, it’s less a shield and more a fortress for the connected elite.

The Attorney General isn’t mincing words, calling this a “ten-year stain on the country” committed by high-ranking officials against everyday Americans.

Pressure Mounts from All Sides

Yet, Bondi’s path isn’t all smooth sailing—she’s caught flak from MAGA influencers for not cracking down harder on former House Select Jan. 6 Committee members, though the specifics of those grievances remain murky.

Assistant Attorney General for Civil Rights Harmeet Dhillon fired back at these critics with sharp words, dismissing their attacks as unhelpful noise. It’s a rare moment of internal friction in a movement that usually marches in lockstep.

Adding to the heat, both Donald Trump and Republican allies are urging Bondi to turn up the intensity against former officials, while her disapproval rating topped a Turning Point USA straw poll among Trump’s cabinet picks.

Legal Battles and Dismissed Cases

On the legal front, Bondi’s Department of Justice has pushed federal indictments against heavyweights like former FBI Director James Comey and New York Attorney General Letitia James.

Those cases, however, hit a wall when dismissed, though efforts to resurrect them are in full swing. It’s a stark reminder that the road to accountability is often paved with judicial roadblocks.

Bondi remains undeterred, emphasizing that her team is providing Congress with stacks of documents to expose these alleged abuses of power.

A Commitment to Justice and Liberty

“This Department of Justice takes government weaponization seriously. That means protecting civil liberties, preventing election interference, and holding bad actors accountable,” Bondi stressed to Just the News. If that’s the mission, many conservatives would say it’s about time someone took the reins.

With Ed Martin leading a Trump administration working group to counter these alleged abuses, there’s a sense that the pushback against government overreach is gaining steam.

Bondi’s ultimate goal seems clear: to restore trust in a system many on the right feel has been rigged against them for far too long. While critics from both progressive and conservative corners question her methods, the fight for what she calls justice continues to unfold on a national stage.