She has a truckload of used wrappers and empty fountain drink cups on her desk right now

Wait, what?

She fired that asshole
Shawn Charles Dunn, a Department of Justice employee, was fired after allegedly throwing a Subway sandwich at a federal officer in Washington, D.C., in August 2025. Attorney General Pam Bondi confirmed his termination and stated that Dunn would not be employed in the administration while disrespecting the government and law enforcement.

Allegedly?? Shit, it was caught in camera.

DOJ employees were also caught on camera giving Merrick Garland a standing ovation as he left the office to make way for Pam Bondi.

I don't understand how Trump Supporters are blind to the obvious rot. And I'm a Trump supporter myself.

So, what?

Should justice be partisan? If so, DOJ employees giving a standing ovation to the man who oversaw the political persecution of a previous president makes sense.

If justice should be blind, you should be asking bigger questions about the present state of affairs than "so, what?"

None of this has a thing to with your meme.
Stay on topic

I'm sorry, can you explain how you came to that conclusion?

The meme is quite clearly about leftist activists within the DOJ obstructing justice from being carried out and Pam Bondi doing nothing to root them out before they can succeed.

There are plenty more like him still there.

"Judge who reviewed James Comey's indictment was confused by prosecutor's handling of case, transcript shows
By Jacob Rosen, Joe Walsh
September 26, 2025 / 9:11 PM EDT / CBS News

...

"So this has never happened before. I've been handed two documents that are in the Mr. Comey case that are inconsistent with one another," Vaala said to Halligan. "There seems to be a discrepancy. They're both signed by the (grand jury) foreperson."

And she noted that one document did not clearly indicate what the grand jury had decided.

"The one that says it's a failure to concur in an indictment, it doesn't say with respect to one count," Vaala said. "It looks like they failed to concur across all three counts, so I'm a little confused as to why I was handed two things with the same case number that are inconsistent."

Halligan initially responded that she hadn't seen that version of the indictment.

"So I only reviewed the one with the two counts that our office redrafted when we found out about the two — two counts that were true billed, and I signed that one. I did not see the other one. I don't know where that came from," Halligan told the judge.

Vaala responded, "You didn't see it?" And Halligan again told her, "I did not see that one."

Vaala seemed surprised: "So your office didn't prepare the indictment that they —"

Halligan then replied, "No, no, no — I — no, I prepared three counts. I only signed the one — the two-count (indictment). I don't know which one with three counts you have in your hands."

"Okay. It has your signature on it," Vaala told Halligan, who responded, "Okay. Well." ..."

https://www.cbsnews.com/news/judge-james-comey-indictment-confusion-trump/