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Attorney General Pam Bondi’s Chief of Staff, Chad Mizelle, is stepping down from the administration and heading back to Florida to spend more time with his family. But don’t mistake this for retirement—Mizelle says he’s taking on a new mission: shining a spotlight on the radical left groups fueling chaos across America.
In an interview with Axios, Mizelle made his intentions clear: he will be “exposing the left-wing groups responsible for violence across America,” ensuring that the truth about who’s behind the unrest doesn’t get buried by a sympathetic press.
Mizelle wasn’t just another staffer. He was a key ally of White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller and played a pivotal role in helping the Trump administration execute its law-and-order agenda. His departure marks a shift from government service to a more public-facing role—one that will likely keep the left on its heels.
In a time when Democrats and their allies in the media continue to gaslight the public about political violence, Mizelle’s next chapter underscores a critical reality: the fight to defend American families, businesses, and communities from destructive radicalism isn’t slowing down—it’s only gaining new ground.
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