House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s spot in the news took a major turn this week when she thanked George Floyd for his “sacrifice.” Pelosi will of course try to make up for this “slip-up” by pushing a liberal police reform bill.
But the biggest story is that earlier she was using her leadership position to protect Crazy Maxine Waters (D-CA) from a censure vote:
How seriously are Democrats taking the vote to defeat the Waters’ censure resolution? Pelosi is on one entrance greeting members, while Hoyer is at the other, leaving nothing to chance. Several vulnerable Democrats have voted with their party, a sign that Pelosi has the votes
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) April 20, 2021
Pelosi and Hoyer, who speak a lot of “accountability” in relation to Republicans – driving through two fake impeachments and, more recently, moving to punish GOP members while working day and night to ensure their own party members would face no punishment at all.
Waters will not be reprimanded for her incredibly reckless remarks in advance of the Minneapolis ruling.
Another member of the Democratic leadership reacted to these facts by changing the subject very quickly:
Here's the Q and A: "Perhaps he should sit this one out. When you think that Kevin McCarthy has the nerve to say something about anyone, when he supported the violent insurrection. pic.twitter.com/PbKLkW1DqE
— Michael McAuliff (@mmcauliff) April 20, 2021
🚨 BREAKING → Every single House Democrat just voted to stand with Maxine Waters.
They made it clear: Democrats are fine with Democrat politicians inciting violence and chaos.
— Steve Scalise (@SteveScalise) April 20, 2021
As for Congresswoman Waters, I will leave you with her shocking victory lap:
Maxine Waters, after the failed vote to censure her, dismissed it as just “politics.” I asked if she regrets putting House members through the vote stemming from her remarks, Waters said: “No.”
— Manu Raju (@mkraju) April 20, 2021
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