In the wake of the Democrats' costly, humiliating, loss in the Georgia special election, the knives are out for Nancy Pelosi. Rather than blame their platform, their rejected positions, or their radical-left-wing agenda, they've chosen to place responsibility for their current predicament on a scapegoat. Many in the Democratic Party have been questioning Pelosi's leadership, and there are now calls for her to step down as House Minority Leader.
From UPI:
Many Democrats are calling for House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi to step down from her leadership role after a bruising -- and expensive -- House race loss in Georgia's 6th District.
The Democratic Party boosted 30-year-old political newcomer Jon Ossoff with a campaign war chest of more than $40 million and a team of Democratic strategists to take on Republican Karen Handel in the suburban Atlanta district. Some Democrats believed that Ossoff could pull off a victory in a district that has been solidly red since 1979 due to resentment against President Donald Trump and the seat's open status after the departure of Tom Price to Trump's Cabinet.
But Handel won the race, which turned out to be the most expensive House race in history, and now some elected Democrats are pointing their finger at Pelosi.
"We need leadership change," Rep. Kathleen Rice, D-N.Y., told CNN. "It's time for Nancy Pelosi to go, and the entire leadership team."
I could point out that the Democrat agenda - which includes Sanctuary Cities, increased taxes, globalism, rampant illegal immigration, an economy-destroying minimum wage, praise for a failed healthcare law, support for rioting, contempt for ordinary Americans, outright hostility toward voters, and a cradle -to-grave welfare state - is actually at fault for the party's ruination. ...But why bother?
They're not going to recognize the folly of their core principles, no matter how roundly they're rejected.
In recent weeks, we've seen that Dems are utterly incapable of introspection and they're running out of Republicans to blame. So, it was only a matter of time before they started turning on each other. Pelosi has emerged as the primary target because the collapse happened on her watch but, when your party has become a bastion of lock-step group think, how can any one person be held more accountable than the rest? They all believe pretty much exactly the same thing, so she should be saddled with no more responsibility than any other Democrat.
"Leadership change" won't matter one bit, if the next leader is still pushing for the same, screwy, goals.
As Conservatives, it's time to stand up for Nancy Pelosi. She's being unfairly victimized and we should do everything we can to keep her in role as House Minority Leader. If you live in a Democratic district, you should write, call or email your Democrat congressman and let him or her know that you support - no demand - that Pelosi stay right where she is.
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In the wake of the Democrats' costly, humiliating, loss in the Georgia special election, the knives are out for Nancy Pelosi. Rather than blame their platform, their rejected positions, or their radical-left-wing agenda, they've chosen to place responsibility for their current predicament on a scapegoat. Many in the Democratic Party have been questioning Pelosi's leadership, and there are now calls for her to step down as House Minority Leader.
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