Someone close to Nancy Pelosi, a family member, staff member or long time friend needs to intervene—she is showing signs of dementia—and it is getting worse. As much as I would like her to be the permanent Democrat Minority Leader (she assures the GOP keeps control of the House), it is getting embarrassing watching her decline in public.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!“House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi has been getting weirder and weirder.
She’s praised illegal aliens on the Capitol’s lawn, saying, “You make America more American” (Um, they, by definition, don’t). She’s said the Constitution does not grant people the right to shout “wolf” in a theater (it probably does, but you can’t yell “fire”). And she’s complained that President Trump visited Saudi Arabia first, saying “It wasn’t even alphabetical. I mean, Saudi Arabia!” (Nancy thinks he should have hit Afghanistan, then Albania, Algeria, Andorra, Angola, etc.)
The list goes on and on. At 77, Pelosi misspeaks all the time — and just generally acts weird to boot.
I thought Democrats were compassionate about those in ill health. They are not showing this by allowing Pelosi to continue her decline in public. When will the mainstream media start the movement to protect her—from herself?
Nancy Pelosi Is Getting So Weird — Like, Creepy Weird
Joseph Curl, Daily Wire, 9/13/17
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi has been getting weirder and weirder.
She’s praised illegal aliens on the Capitol’s lawn, saying, “You make America more American” (Um, they, by definition, don’t). She’s said the Constitution does not grant people the right to shout “wolf” in a theater (it probably does, but you can’t yell “fire”). And she’s complained that President Trump visited Saudi Arabia first, saying “It wasn’t even alphabetical. I mean, Saudi Arabia!” (Nancy thinks he should have hit Afghanistan, then Albania, Algeria, Andorra, Angola, etc.)
The list goes on and on. At 77, Pelosi misspeaks all the time — and just generally acts weird to boot.
Take her appearance Tuesday at the Capitol for a ceremony in which Lin-Manuel Miranda, author of the Broadway musical “Hamilton,” was to receive the Freedom Award.
Pelosi spoke for less than six minutes from a prepared text, “but she couldn’t get through her remarks without repeatedly slurring and flubbing the name of a liberal playwright being honored by the U.S. Capitol Historical Society,” the American Mirror wrote.
As Pelosi spoke, she repeatedly had trouble saying his name, and while closing her remarks, called him Lin-Manuel “Madonna.” Another time, she referred to him as “Ramanda.” Other times, she seemed to have trouble speaking altogether.
And this is the person at the top of the Democratic Party. Seriously.
Well, Nancy has trouble with many words, like “sacred.” Remember, she put the words “abortion” and “sacred” in the same sentence. I just can’t wrap my head around how “sacred” can modify a word for killing innocent children.
Early stages?
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Is that why she stated DACA deal is done and Trump folded like a cheap suit?
This has been an ongoing process where the Democrats have gone over the proverbial “cliff” and backed themselves into a Socialist/Communist corner. The average middle class citizen realizes the problem and because there is no “free ride” they are going to be taxed to death. (and then taxed more after death)
Not so fast.. so far, we’re hearing that NO deal was reached. Chuckie and nancy did what they always do. Run to a cam ad declare a victory. Trump is saying something completely different.
Lets hope so and leave the crazy in front of the Cams.. Luv watching her make a fool of herself and the party.. She may well be drunk most of the time also.. maybe BOTH !!!!
I wish you folks would quit bringing this matter up, the Democrats are not aware.
People with dementia have trouble conceptualizing concepts in terms of grey tones, more and more they think black or white. This gives them the appearance of stubbornness when in actuality it is vacuousness. Theycan hide the affliction for a while, but not for long.