After Ripping Up Trump’s SOTU Speech, Pelosi Scolds GOP Lawmakers For Chanting “Four More Years” on House Floor – “Serious Breach” (VIDEO)
by Cristina Laila
TheGatewayPundit.com
February 6, 2020
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi held a press conference on Thursday and used her platform to once again attack President Trump.
After ripping up Trump’s SOTU speech, Pelosi had the nerve to accuse the President of using the Congress as a backdrop for a reality show.
President Trump delivered his third State of the Union Address on Tuesday and it was brilliant.
The President honored one of our oldest living Tuskegee airmen, mourned the families of Rocky Jones and Kayla Mueller and reunited a service member with his beautiful wife and children.
First Lady Melania awarded conservative radio icon Rush Limbaugh with the Presidential Medal of Freedom.
Bitter Democrats sat on their butts for record black unemployment, for record jobs numbers, for record wage gains and near the end of President Trump’s speech they even sat when President Trump thanked the “Hand of Almighty God” for blessing this great nation.
Nancy Pelosi had a plan all along to rip up Trump’s SOTU speech.
Pelosi was caught pre-ripping the speech as the President mentioned Rush Limbaugh’s lung cancer diagnosis.
She couldn’t wait to stand up at the end and theatrically shred the speech so all eyes would be on her.
Now she’s projecting her actions on to Trump.
“The President used the Congress of the United States as a backdrop for a reality show, presenting a state of mind that had no contact with reality whatsoever,” Pelosi said slurring her words.
Pelosi also admonished Trump supporters in attendance for chanting “four more years!” Tuesday night.
“A serious breach to start shouting ‘four more years’ on the floor of the House. Totally inappropriate,” says the lady who ripped up Trump’s SOTU speech.
WATCH:
Speaker Nancy Pelosi: "A serious breach to start shouting 'four more years' on the floor of the House. Totally inappropriate." https://t.co/UwmhAHZvYv pic.twitter.com/u3vxw8ar1l
— ABC News (@ABC) February 6, 2020
