DOJ responds to viral photo of Pam Bondi portrait in trash
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- •The photo of Pam Bondi's portrait in a trash bin circulated widely on social media on April 4, 2026.
- •Pam Bondi served as Florida Attorney General before leaving office.
- •The U.S. Department of Justice issued a statement addressing the photo and its implications.
- •The image led to public discussion about the treatment of portraits of former officials.
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- ▸The DOJ provides clear evidence that the portrait was discarded as part of routine office cleaning Public criticism may decrease, and the incident could be seen as a non-political administrative action
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