Pam Bondi, Donald Trump's pick for Attorney General, is urged to focus on a pressing issue: violence against women. According to Paul DelPonte, the head of a national crime-fighting organization, Bondi's background in prosecuting such cases makes her well-suited for the role. With Trump facing criticism over his past comments and allegations of abuse against women, DelPonte sees this as a chance for Bondi to show that the administration is serious about combating such crimes.

A big part of Bondi's job, DelPonte suggests, should be ensuring that hospitals have enough rape kits, which are crucial for collecting evidence. This has been a longstanding issue due to bureaucratic hurdles, but DelPonte believes Bondi can make a difference. Her past experience includes pushing Florida to test a massive backlog of untested rape kits.

DelPonte also advocates for Bondi to work with state attorneys general to speed up prosecutions. She could use her influence to help them get more cases across the finish line, with the promise of federal assistance.

Education is another key area Bondi should tackle. A public campaign to teach teens about acceptable and unacceptable behaviors towards women and girls could help nip abuse in the bud. DelPonte highlights the importance of changing attitudes early on.

While Bondi hasn't made any public statements, the incoming White House press secretary has defended her nomination, citing her tough-on-crime record in Florida. It's clear that the spotlight is on Bondi to take a bold stance on violence against women.

Pam Bondi's DOJ Agenda: Violence Against Women Under the Spotlight

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