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Attorney General Pam Bondi’s brother Bradley Bondi lost his bid to lead the D.C. Bar With record turnout, the loss was not even close.
Bradley Bondi lost his bid for president of the D.C. Bar with a mere 3,490 votes, compared to his opponent Diane Seltzer’s 34,982.
“Seltzer tallied more than 90 percent of the electronic vote with ‘no issues or irregularities’ in the voting system, D.C. Bar CEO Bob Spagnoletti said in a press call Monday. More than 38,000 people voted in the race, more than five times as many voters in a typical election, he said,” KJZZ reported.
What did she run on to drive such turnout? The employment lawyer ran against Trumpism, aka the TACO Doctrine of attacking and politicizing judges and lawyers.
She ran on holding the line for the rule of law.
“We've got to make sure that we hang on to the rule of law and that we can practice law safely,” Seltzer told NBC News. “That we can repr…
