Donald Trump 2.0 is the first “I can do anything” president.

To facilitate that governing philosophy, his squad of four powerful female enablers mirrors his cocky, bullying leadership style of never backing down and never admitting mistakes.

These fine-looking ladies are always camera-ready for their frequent Fox News and social media appearances. They have the “MAGA look,” with long hair, perfect makeup and stylish wardrobes, so pleasing to the president to whom they owe their jobs and influence.

But for anyone suffering from, or negatively affected by, the president’s policies, these foot soldiers in designer heels might be called the “MAGA Mean Girls.”

Although Trump declared April 2 “Liberation Day,” the women discussed below have been “liberating” America from its Constitution every day since Jan. 20. At the behest of their boss, they are bullying into submission two of the three co-equal branches of government, resulting in the most powerful executive branch since President Franklin Roosevelt.

Several Mean Girls have issued on-camera finger-wagging threats, scolding and lecturing noncitizens, the media or anyone with alternative views concerned about Trump governing through executive orders and overreaching with his “dare to stop me” modus operandi.

We begin with the most prominent MAGA woman, whose job traditionally has been administering the rule of law, balancing the scales of justice and upholding the Constitution.

Attorney General Pam Bondi: Age 59, Florida’s attorney general from 2011 to 2019, served on Trump’s first impeachment defense team in 2020, actively supported Trump’s false claims of victory in the 2020 election.

Attorney General Bondi’s long and friendly relationship with the president included some controversy while she served as Florida’s attorney general. Overnight, she has turned the Department of Justice into Trump’s weapon of mass retribution. Bondi is rebranding the Justice Department as the president’s law firm, fighting for his all-encompassing MAGA agenda. Even Trump’s former private criminal defense attorneys are Bondi’s top deputies!

Most consequentially, gone is the critical post-Watergate divide between the White House and the sprawling Justice Department, which oversees the FBI and numerous sub-agencies.

On every front and issue, the president expects no pushback from Bondi. She

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