Impeaching Pamela Bondi, Attorney General of the United States, for high crimes and misdemeanors.

Key Points

• On March 17, 2026, Rep. Lee of Pennsylvania and five co-sponsors introduced a resolution with five articles of impeachment against Attorney General Pamela Bondi, accusing her of high crimes and misdemeanors including obstruction of Congress, abuse of power, defiance of courts, and perjury.
• Article I accuses Bondi of defying a House subpoena for Jeffrey Epstein files, and Article II accuses her of violating the Epstein Files Transparency Act signed into law in November 2025, by missing the statutory deadline, heavily redacting documents, and withholding evidence — including FBI interviews with a survivor who accuses Trump of sexual abuse — while simultaneously releasing victims' sensitive personal information.
• Article III lays out nine categories of alleged abuse of investigatory and prosecutorial powers, including firing career officials, launching politically motivated investigations against Trump's opponents like James Comey and Letitia James, dropping cases against Trump allies, targeting journalists and protesters, and using domestic terrorism laws to surveil people with opposing political views.
• Article IV alleges Bondi repeatedly lied to or misled judges, withheld information from courts, and presented false allegations to support prosecutions — undermining the judiciary's authority and the separation of powers.
• Article V charges Bondi with perjury, citing specific testimony from her January 2025 Senate confirmation hearing and a February 2026 House Judiciary Committee appearance where she allegedly made false statements about politicizing the DOJ, targeting journalists, and evidence involving Trump in the Epstein investigation.

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