Dear Pam Bondi is not a slogan or a soundbite. It is a warning and a demand.
Do not allow the statute of limitations to quietly expire on the actions of the January 6 committee. What they did was not oversight. It was not truth seeking. It was not justice. It was a coordinated political operation designed to criminalize dissent, smear President Trump, and intimidate his supporters.
Evidence was hidden. Testimony was selectively edited. Narratives were manufactured. Due process was ignored. The goal was never facts. The goal was to construct a story that could be weaponized against a political opponent and the millions of Americans who dared to vote for him.
That is not democracy. That is not the rule of law. That is abuse of power.
When a congressional committee destroys evidence, suppresses exculpatory information, and knowingly misleads the public, that is not politics as usual. That crosses into territory that demands investigation and accountability. No committee, no matter how politically fashionable, is above the law.
Seventy eight million Americans voted for President Trump. Those votes were not an accident. They were not a mistake. They represented a clear rejection of a corrupt political class that believes it can operate without consequences. Ignoring what the J6 committee did would be a direct insult to those voters and a dangerous precedent for the future.
If statutes of limitations are allowed to run out simply because the perpetrators held power at the time, then the law becomes meaningless. Justice delayed in this case would be justice denied, not just for President Trump, but for every American who believes the system should be fair and equal.
This is about restoring credibility to institutions that have lost the public’s trust. It is about proving that accountability does not depend on party affiliation. It is about showing that weaponizing government against political opponents will not be tolerated.
The country is watching. History is watching.
Do not let procedural delays bury the truth. Do not let silence become complicity.
Respectfully signed not by a fringe group, but by millions of Americans who still believe in the Constitution, the rule of law, and a nation where no one is untouchable.
Seventy eight million Americans who voted for President Trump are not asking for revenge. They are demanding justice.