In a political bombshell that’s sending shockwaves through conservative circles, former House Speaker Kevin McCarthy publicly called on Pam Bondi to resign during an impromptu press conference this morning—delivering what some are calling his most blistering rebuke yet of a fellow Republican.
The Moment That Lit Up Washington
When asked about recent controversies surrounding Bondi’s televised clashes and behind-the-scenes political dealings, McCarthy didn’t hold back:
“She doesn’t deserve to be in this position. What she’s done has been reckless, divisive, and completely out of line with the values we claim to uphold.”
Reporters reportedly went silent as McCarthy continued, criticizing Bondi for what he called “self-serving stunts” and “weaponized outrage” that are “hurting the party more than helping.”
What Prompted the Call?
Insiders believe McCarthy’s comments were triggered by Bondi’s recent viral walkout on Stephen Colbert’s show, her on-air clash with Joy Behar, and unconfirmed reports of internal party rifts related to fundraising ethics and alleged power plays behind closed doors.
While Bondi has yet to respond directly, sources close to her say she’s preparing a major statement—possibly live—by the end of the week.
The Party Reacts: Civil War or Course Correction?
McCarthy’s rebuke is already polarizing Republican leadership:
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Some moderates say McCarthy is trying to rein in the chaos and re-establish credibility.
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Bondi loyalists call it a betrayal and say McCarthy is “out of touch” with the conservative base.
“This isn’t about principle—it’s about power,” one Bondi ally told reporters anonymously. “He can’t control her, so he wants her gone.”
Social Media Explodes
Online reactions have been fierce, with hashtags like #McCarthyVsBondi, #GOPMeltdown, and #ResignOrResist trending across platforms.
“Kevin McCarthy just declared war on the base,” wrote one user.
“Bondi doesn’t bow to the establishment—and now they’re scared,” another tweeted.
What’s Next?
As tension builds, all eyes are on Bondi. Will she fire back? Resign? Double down?
One thing is certain: this feud has officially gone nuclear, and it could reshape the GOP’s future in real time.
