Conservative group lists “woke radical leftists” it wants fired from DOJ under Pam Bondi

A conservative research group has sent a letter to President-elect Trump’s attorney general nominee Pam Bondi calling on him to fire a number of Department of Justice (DOJ) workers he says are “radical left-wingers and donors” who cannot be trusted to carry out Trump’s agenda.

In a letter obtained by Fox News Digital, the American Accountability Foundation (AAF) wrote to Bondi urging her to fire people currently working for the Voting Section of the agency’s Civil Rights Division, alleging who have pushed transgender issues, worked for George. Organizations linked to Soros and donated to politicians and radical left groups. The Voting Section is responsible for enforcing federal laws that protect the right to vote.

“These people are he woke up radical leftists and donors who have no place in the Department of Justice,” the group wrote in the letter signed by AAF President Thomas Jones. “In order to restore the American people’s confidence in electoral integrity and a civil service neutral, they must be fired and replaced by America First lawyers who will execute on the agenda the American people voted for in November.”

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The letter, which criticizes the “deep state” that terrorizes the country and “threatens democracy itself”, is also addressed to Harmett Dhillon, President-elect Trump candidate for the Deputy Attorney General for Civil Rights. Bondi is the former attorney general of Florida.

The letter zeroes in on the DOJ employees (Janie Sitton, Catherine Meza, Daniel Freeman, John “Bert” Russ IV and Dana Paikowsky) and tries to explain why they are unfit to work at the agency. AAF also promises to share more information about “problem personnel” in the future.

Sitton, the group says, is being singled out for her promotion of the transgender agenda and donations to left-wing politicians.

In 2000, while working for the DOJ, Sitton wrote an article calling for the adoption of a new legal system considered “transgender jurisprudence” and asserting the need to “rethink” the basic “assumptions and constructs” known about on which our society and our laws are based. based”.

Sitton even questioned common traditions such as identifying a baby as a boy or a girl based on the child’s sex, arguing that society has erred in assuming or assigning a gender to babies, the AAF says.

Paikowsky, the group says, has worked for years pushing far-left political agendas, including pressuring prisoners to vote, and has deep ties to Soros-linked organizations.

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In addition to giving liberal politiciansPaikowsky’s LinkedIn shows she worked as a policy associate for the Open Society Foundations, an organization founded by the billionaire financier.

Shortly after graduating from Harvard Law School, Paikowsky went to work for the Campaign Legal Center (CLC) as an Equal Justice Works Fellow while also working as a legal intern for the Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights. The CLC has received significant funding from Soros in recent years, according to the AAF.

A 2019 law review article he wrote for the Harvard Civil Rights-Civil Liberties Law Review suggested an extensive framework for turning “prisons into polling places” and described numerous examples of local elections throughout the country, including local prosecutor races, where a small number of incarcerated voters could have changed election results, according to the AAF.

The group also criticizes Meza, who is an attorney in the voting division, for supporting gun control while she was the NAACP’s general counsel and alleging that she had accused people of not wearing masks or observing appropriate social distancing rules as forms of voter intimidation in 2020.

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Russ made the list for being a DOJ attorney who had filed a complaint in 2021 against Georgia’s election integrity initiatives. The complaint accused the state of having racist intent in prohibiting unsolicited absentee ballots from being sent to voters by mail, requiring voter identification and prohibiting the possible bribing of voters with food and drink at polling stations.

Fox News Digital reached out to the DOJ Voting Section of the Civil Rights Division for comment, but did not immediately receive a response. Fox News Digital also asked the agency if each of those named in the letter would like to respond.

This is not the first time that the AAF has tried to influence the composition of the federal government under Trump. Last week, the group compiled a list of “woke” senior officers. they want Pete Hegseth fired, if he is confirmed to be leading the Pentagon.

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