Attorney General Pam Bondi took charge at the Justice Department this week, personally removing photographs of the old team: Joe Biden, Kamala Harris and Merrick Garland.
The attorney general took the portraits off the wall during one of her first days in office after being sworn in Feb. 5.
Ms. Bondi removed the photographs from part of the Justice Department that’s considered a secured facility, according to The Washington Post.
Fox News reported that Ms Bondi took them down and placed the portraits in a corner, calling the fact that they were still up “ridiculous” since President Trump had been in office for more than three weeks.
• Alex Swoyer can be reached at aswoyer@washingtontimes.com.
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