Nancy Pelosi delivers a crushing blow to the Democratic Party, blaming Biden’s late exit for Harris’ devastating loss to Trump.
Does she really think the Democrats stood a chance against Trump this time?
At a Glance
- Donald Trump defeated Kamala Harris, winning both electoral and popular votes
- Nancy Pelosi criticized Biden’s late exit, suggesting it prevented an open primary
- Democrats face internal blame game and accusations of abandoning working-class voters
- Pelosi disagrees with Sanders on party’s stance on working-class issues
- Voter analysis showed majority believed country was on wrong track and desired change
Trump’s Decisive Victory Sparks Democratic Turmoil
The 2024 presidential election has concluded with a clear victory for Donald Trump over Vice President Kamala Harris, securing key battleground states and winning both the electoral and popular votes – and the Democrats are losing their minds about it. This unexpected outcome – well, unexpected for them – has thrown the Democratic Party into disarray, with internal conflicts and blame-shifting dominating the post-election landscape.
The election, initially expected to be close, ended without the need for recounts or legal challenges, highlighting the magnitude of the Democratic defeat. As the dust settles, prominent party figures are engaging in a public blame game, exposing deep-seated issues within the party’s strategy and leadership.
Rep. Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., on Friday expressed frustration with President Joe Biden's late exit from the presidential race, saying it hurt Vice President Kamala Harris's campaign.https://t.co/a5EmYjaKI0
— WSBT (@WSBT) November 11, 2024
Nancy Pelosi thinks that President Joe Biden should be blamed.
Pelosi, a stalwart of the Democratic Party, has publicly criticized the process that led to Harris’ nomination. In a New York Times podcast interview, Pelosi attributed Harris’ loss to Biden’s late exit from the race, suggesting it prevented a more open and democratic primary process.
“Had the president [Biden] gotten out sooner, there may have been other candidates in the race,” Pelosi recently said.
This statement marks a significant shift from Pelosi’s previous public support for Biden. In November 2022, when asked about Biden’s potential re-election bid, Pelosi had stated, “Yes, I do. I mean President Biden has been a great president for our country. He has accomplished so much.”
The stark contrast in her current stance underscores the severity of the party’s internal strife.
She’s finally telling the truth.
What do you think – is Pelosi delusional? Or is she just looking for someone to take the blame?
