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Pelosi DESPERATELY Defends Tearing Trump Speech As Backfire Keeps Getting WORSE, Blames Media For It. The backfire Nancy Pelosi faced after tearing up Trump's SOTU speech was so bad that even freshman congressman from her own party confronted her and called her out for it.
She had no good reason to do it and many Democratic voters even quit the party over her tantrum. Now in an interview with CNN she is trying to defend her decision claiming that it was because the media doesn't give them real coverage on their successes.
This is a complete farce. Pelosi has chosen to pursue nothing but scandals of Trump and its obvious to anyone. It took over a year for her to sign of on the USMCA because of the Democrats obsessions with investigating everything Trump has ever done.
Americans are tired of it but the Democrats just don't seem to learn.
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