Attorney General Pam Bondi testifying before the House Judiciary Committee.
Attorney General Pam Bondi testifying before the House Judiciary Committee.
  • Pam Bondi defends the Trump administration's handling of the Epstein files by highlighting stock market gains.
  • Democrats criticize Bondi for diverting attention from the serious issue of Epstein's co-conspirators.
  • Bondi insists that the Dow's performance and retirement account booms are relevant to the discussion.
  • The hearing devolved into partisan clashes, with Jim Jordan struggling to maintain order.

Another Day, Another Dimension of Denial

Alright, alright, settle down, you bunch of… *burp* …temporal anomalies. So, this Bondi broad, right? Attorney General, supposedly knows her pickle Rick from her elbow. She's supposed to be answering questions about the Epstein fiasco—you know, the kind of interdimensional clusterf*** that makes you question reality itself. But instead? Instead, she's yapping about the Dow Jones. Seriously? It's like using a Meeseeks box to fix a flat tire. Utterly pointless.

The Dow? More Like the 'Doh!'

Apparently, according to this… *checks notes* …'expert,' the fact that rich people are getting richer somehow absolves the DOJ from, you know, actually doing its job. Newsflash, America: the stock market ain't exactly solving any crimes. It's more like a shiny distraction from the actual problems, like, oh I don't know, a network of child exploitation that reached into the highest echelons of society. Now, if you want a real distraction, check out Disney's New Clown Prince D'Amaro Takes the Stage. That’s entertainment, people. Real, grade-A, interdimensional clowning!

Wubba Lubba Dub-Dub? More Like Wubba Lubba Dumb-Dumb

The Democrats, bless their simple hearts, are predictably losing their minds. Nadler is throwing shade like he's got a portal gun set to 'sarcasm.' But honestly, what did they expect? The whole thing is a Kabuki dance of political theater. Everyone's playing their part, no one's actually fixing anything. It's the bureaucratic equivalent of interdimensional cable—endless channels of garbage content.

Jim Jordan's Gavel: A Futile Attempt at Order

And then there's Jim Jordan, banging his little gavel like it's going to stop the inevitable descent into chaos. Bless his heart. It’s like trying to herd cats with a laser pointer, only the cats are politicians and the laser pointer is a rulebook nobody reads. Classic.

Trump's Barometer: Is the Stock Market Really a Measure of Success?

Of course, Trump's all over this like stink on a Gromflomite. He uses the stock market like a crutch, because let's face it, what else does he have? It's a pretty picture, sure, but it doesn't tell the whole story. You can't eat stock options, Morty. Well, you *could*, but you'd probably regret it.

In Conclusion: Get Schwifty, But Stay Aware

So, there you have it. Another day, another reminder that reality is often disappointing. Don't get distracted by the shiny objects, people. Keep your eye on the ball, and maybe, just maybe, we can actually make some progress. Or, you know, just keep watching interdimensional cable. Your choice. Wubba Lubba Dub-Dub… or whatever.


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