Nancy Pelosi is finally packing it in. After nearly 40 years of treating Congress like her personal kingdom, the former Speaker has announced she’s retiring at the end of her term in 2027. That’s right—Pelosi, the queen of Botox and bad ideas, will not seek a 21st term in office. Cue the celebration music.
She made the announcement on X, because of course she did, with a love letter to San Francisco that read more like a farewell speech from a royal stepping down from the throne. “We have made history. We have made progress,” she said. Progress? Lady, have you taken a stroll through the streets of San Francisco lately?
Pelosi’s career reads like a greatest hits album of liberal disasters. She voted against the Iraq War, pushed Obamacare through, and famously called Trump’s historic tax cuts “crumbs” for the American people. Let’s not forget her dramatic paper-shredding moment during Trump’s 2020 State of the Union address—because when you don’t have facts, you go for theater.
And who could forget her January 6th fantasy where she claimed she wanted to punch President Trump and “go to jail, and I’m going to be happy.” Real stable leadership there.
Now with the Democrat Party eating itself alive, Pelosi’s stepping out just before the far-left fully takes the wheel. House Speaker Mike Johnson nailed it: “Even the famous San Francisco liberal is not far-left enough for the neo-Marxists.”
And in true Trump style, 45 didn’t hold back either. When asked about Pelosi’s retirement, he said, “It’s a great thing for America.” Boom. Mic drop.
Two names are already floating around to take her place—radical California State Sen. Scott Wiener and AOC’s former chief of staff, Saikat Chakrabarti. So yeah, things could get even nuttier in San Francisco.
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