House Speaker Nancy Pelosi criticized President Donald Trump’s plans to re-open America, claiming it’s still too dangerous and chiding the president with the line “Every life is precious.” Unfortunately for Nasty Nancy, this comment didn’t go unnoticed by Americans and she got slammed in ways she never saw coming.
As many people pointed out, Pelosi stating “every life is precious” is really rich considering she won Planned Parenthood’s 2014 Margaret Sanger Award.
This has been a week from hell for Nancy Pelosi who has made three huge mistakes that is causing her a lot of grief from the American people.
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MadWorld report: Nancy Pelosi abandoned her post as House Speaker last week by instituting a “full pay” leave for herself and her cohorts until May 4. Then, she flew her family from New York to her San Francisco mansion which we bet doesn’t come under “essential travel.”
Americans were rightly livid, but she was just getting warmed up.
The Speaker was caught making a cringe-worthy appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden where she dazzled the country showing off her two $24,000 dollar industrial-sized refrigerators full of $13 dollar a pint ice cream.
On Tuesday, Pelosi blamed the president for causing “unnecessary deaths and economic disaster” and ultimately bungling the “strong economy” supposedly handed to him in 2017, Breitbart reports.
Pelosi also claimed she was in “prayer and reflection” when we all know the truth is she was busy eating a ton of chocolate ice cream.
The 80-year-old Democrat is still refusing to work with the GOP to aid the small businesses which are running out of money. “I cannot understand after watching another 5 million get unemployed how Speaker Pelosi continues to say no,” GOP Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy said in a press call with reporters, Fox News reported.
Making matters worse, Pelosi is now complaining about President Donald Trump’s plan to reopen America for business. Nancy said Trump’s “in denial” and called his push to swiftly reopen the country “really scary.”
She then posted this tweet: “To say ‘People will die, so be it’ instead of a science & testing-based path to reopening the economy is deeply frivolous & wrong. Every life is precious. Each death is heartbreaking — for a family & for a community. This is something we are all in together. #FamiliesFirst.”
Well, that’s really rich coming from the woman who won Planned Parenthood’s 2014 Margaret Sanger Award.
“A person dies every time an abortion is committed and you simply say ‘so be it.’ Indeed, every life is precious. Start acting like it,” tweeted Abby Johnson, the former Planned Parenthood clinic director turned anti-abortion activist.
“The Hypocrisy is strong with this one, Nancy, but nice try. You’re for intentionally killing innocent and vulnerable preborn children. Your ‘every life is precious’ line falls like sand from your lips. Until your actions align with your words, you’ll forever be a hypocrite,” tweeted Mattea Merta.
“Dear Nancy, If you believed every life was precious, you’d be pro-life,” tweeted Seth Dillion.
Another Twitter user added a response:
“Pelosi: Remember that speech @realDonaldTrump gave at the State of the Union warning us about the #coronavirus ….[‘I tore it up, said Pelosi]’” tweeted “AJ.”
Every American should see the writing on the wall. The Democrats would rather see America collapse economically than see the president succeed.
They’d rather see the 22 million currently unemployed be joined by millions more. They’d rather see deaths by suicide, depression, and families ruined for generations than see Trump rally the country and salvage as many American jobs as he can.
Experts economists are sending the dire warning that America needs to reopen for business as soon as possible.
President Trump is working on this crisis 24/7 while Pelosi stuffs her face with expensive ice cream. We trust the man in the White House who is actually doing something, not the woman in San Francisco who is spending her time showing off her lavish kitchen appliances to suffering Americans.
