Jim Bratten
Eleven days ago, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi announced that Democrats were “full speed ahead” on impeachment. This proclamation was a reversal from her “official” statements, which repeated, ad nauseam, that she didn’t really want to pursue impeachment. Of course, we know liberals lie and possess no fealty to the truth. They change their accusations against Trump like changing days on a calendar.
As she finished her podium pronouncement for the press, reporter James Rosen asked, “Do you hate the president, Madame Speaker?” (You may remember Rosen as the former Fox News reporter who had his email hacked by Obama operatives and his parents harassed by the same thugs.)
Rosen’s question about her hatred for Trump obviously offended her. So Pelosi advanced toward Rosen, pointing an accusatory forefinger at the upstart reporter. “I don’t hate anybody,” she shot back. “I was raised in a Catholic house and we don’t hate anybody; anybody in the world.”
Returning to her podium, she raised her arrogance a notch and continued dressing down Rosen. “And, as a Catholic, I resent you using the word ‘hate’ in a sentence that addresses me.” Her outburst at being called out for what she exhibits toward President Trump daily from her bully pulpit as Speaker of the House spoke volumes. Pelosi does hate – she hates being exposed as the hard-edged partisan she really is. She indeed hates Trump; for winning an election, for upsetting the corrupt Deep State apple cart, and for making fools of Democrats.
In a show of support, and to assure Nancy Pelosi that she really is the best three-time Speaker ever, incapable of hating anybody in the world, the Democrat’s Propaganda Press cranked up their support squad, showering her with accolades for drawing up such wonderful articles of impeachment and, particularly, for putting Rosen in his place.
Two of Pelosi’s comrades at CNN gave their glowing approval: “Like Hillary Clinton on the big day, she wore white, which is the color of the suffragettes, which, I think, underlines her… the momentousness of what’s going on here…” And, “She is very similar to my parents in that regard; they don’t talk about hateful feelings about other human beings…”
One pundit at MSNBC was awestruck: “A very, very, certain, competent and steely Nancy Pelosi today…” Another searched for the words that would accurately describe her emotions: “Listening to the speaker… I was actually… it was comforting, and that was really refreshing… and I think it was really, frankly, impressive too.”
Others at MSNBC expressed their pride with Nancy’s command of the situation: “We saw in the exchange today, how fierce she can be…” And, “My heart is completely filled with pride. She moved with such dignity, such grace, with such moral authority.”
Lawrence O’Donnell of MSNBC was in awe at Pelosi’s handling of James Rosen: “Like so much of what Nancy Pelosi does – unscripted bursts of eloquence, moral indignation – this one was multidimensional… There she was, standing up against hatred, as her Catholic religion has taught her to do since she was a little girl… And there she was. She seized the moment, as dramatically as any fiction writer could have provided for a fictional politician in a movie scene. You could feel the power…”
The salivating of the “star-struck” over Nancy Pelosi is truly sickening, particularly for those who can see what she’s done with her impeachment nonsense. Keep it up, CNN and MSNBC. Ratings are tanking…
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