Pam Bondi, the former Florida attorney general tapped for a senior role in the Department of Homeland Security, is reportedly facing waning support among some conservatives and allies of President Donald Trump.
Sources close to GOP circles say that while Bondi initially garnered strong backing from key Trump supporters, that enthusiasm has softened in recent weeks as internal debate over her confirmation and policy positions has intensified. Some influential figures are said to be reassessing their support as questions grow over her alignment with broader party priorities.
Bondi’s nomination, part of Trump’s lineup of executive branch appointments, has drawn both praise and criticism from across the political spectrum. While longtime backers point to her years of public service and law enforcement background, detractors question her stances on immigration and national security — issues that are front and center within the administration’s agenda.
The shift in support comes as the confirmation process continues, with lawmakers and political operatives closely watching how Bondi navigates hearings and public scrutiny. The evolving landscape of backing for her nomination underscores the broader challenges facing Trump’s team in advancing key picks amid sharp intra-party debates.