Democrat Rep. Pramila Jayapal is crying foul, accusing Attorney General Pam Bondi of spying on her digital breadcrumbs while she dug into Jeffrey Epstein’s files on a government computer. According to Jayapal, Bondi monitored her search history like some Big Brother auditor, deeming it outrageous that her late-night perusals of the pedophile financier’s records were tracked. This bombshell claim drops amid Florida’s release of Epstein docs, where Jayapal’s name pops up in connection to the scandal—though she insists it’s all innocent curiosity. Bondi’s office hasn’t confirmed or denied, but the optics are delicious: a progressive firebrand, long a thorn in the side of Trump allies, now screeching about surveillance on a taxpayer-funded system.

Peel back the layers, and this reeks of selective outrage from the party that gave us FISA abuses, NSA mass data collection, and endless pushes for digital backdoors into our lives. Jayapal herself has championed red-flag laws and universal background checks that would supercharge federal databases on gun owners, turning routine purchases into eternal watchlists. Remember her voting record? She’s all-in on HR 8 and ATF nominee chips Davidson, expansions that mirror the very monitoring she now decries. If Bondi—or any AG—watched a Congresswoman’s Epstein rabbit hole, it’s a drop in the surveillance ocean compared to what Dems want for every 4473 form and suppressed serial number.

For the 2A community, this is a flashing red light: today’s outrageous spy on a politician is tomorrow’s pretext for ATF stings on your suppressed builds or private sales. Hypocrisy aside, it spotlights the double standard—elites clutch pearls over their own data trails while plotting to log yours forever. Gun owners, take note: every call for common-sense tracking on firearms is just Epstein-file monitoring scaled to millions. Stay vigilant, document everything, and push back hard—because if they can watch Jayapal, no one’s off-limits.