Pam Bondi Trashed at DOJ
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1:53 PM PT -- The DOJ's Rapid Response X account is attempting to debunk the now-viral pic of Pam Bondi's portrait in the trash ... claiming the shot is "Fake News." It also included a photo of the framed picture hanging on the wall -- calling that "Real News."
Fake News vs. Real News pic.twitter.com/rMBJ9cGf5T @DOJRR47
It's unclear when the picture of the portrait hanging on the wall was taken, for the record.
Pam Bondi looks like she's considered nothing but trash at the Department of Justice ... because hours after President Trump canned her as attorney general, her framed portrait was in the trash can.
Check out this photo, obtained by MS NOW, showing Pam's official portrait resting upside down in an otherwise empty wired trash can in the DOJ office. Ouch.
Pam's portrait used to be hanging on a wall alongside portraits of Trump and Vice President J.D. Vance ... but now it looks pretty lonely in its new home.
As we reported ... Trump announced Pam's firing Thursday in a social media post, and he named Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche as her successor.
Pam might not be the only cabinet casualty this month ... Trump is reportedly considering firing a slew of others in his administration ... including Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer, FBI Director Kash Patel, and Army Secretary Dan Driscoll.
