Pelosi suffers severe cognitive failure in 54 seconds on live TV

Evidence is being built that suggests President Joe Biden is not the only Democrat that Americans should worry about how things are going upstairs.

When House Speaker Nancy Pelosi took to the podium on Thursday for her weekly news conference, she created an incoherent stream of opinions that rivaled Biden’s on his worst day.

And it can’t build much confidence in the nation’s top leadership.

According to a C-SPAN Repository During the press conference, Pelosi was asked about a bill backed by Thanks Marco Rubio, a Florida Republican, and Chris Murphy, a Connecticut Democrat, that would punish China for its multiple behavior human rights violations.

(The kind of human rights violation poses like NBA LeBron James and other prominent examples of humanity have no interest.)

Pelosi’s answer, if you can call it that, leaves even the most devoted party members scratching their heads.

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– Tom Elliott (@tomsellott) December 2, 2021

What she seems to be trying to say is that a House bill from House of Representatives Jim McGovern, a Massachusetts Democrat, is better – but seriously, that’s a guess.

According to the C-SPAN archive, Pelosi first criticized the former President Donald Trump (of course) as an “autocrat” with no regard for human rights.

“I just came in second, no one in Congress for my criticisms of China’s human rights record,” she said, before addressing Trump and his interactions with the Chinese president. National Xi Jinping.

So far, so ordinary.

Then she went off the rails, seemingly mixing up references to EAGLE Act, a bill passed in the House of Representatives aimed at China, with the names of current and former members of Congress (including one now deceased) and different stages of brain freeze.

“We have a bill in the House. That’s the McGovern bill. It’s a bill that’s stronger, uh, than, uh, – that is, it’s a bill we can have liberties, or a bill that’s in the EAGLE Act, which is part of, um , the, um, Mr. – Foreign Affairs Committee, Mr. Kendrick Meeks – no, the Gregory Meeks bill. Kendrick – we were all saddened by the loss of Carrie Meek this week, so I consulted her son. “

Elderly aunt who put too many glasses of wine at dinner makes the 81-year-old man more connected Pelosi.

For those keeping scores at home, Pelosi was referring to former Representative Carrie Meek, a Florida Democrat who passed away Sunday. As her Associated Press obituary note, Meek’s son Kendrick followed his mother into politics and took her seat in the House of Commons, leaving in 2010.

So while it’s understandable that Pelosi has lost a former colleague in her mind, Kendrick Meek left the House over a decade ago. Having his name appear on her lips instead of Representative Gregory Meeks, who is actually in the House right now, is a bit unsettling.

Meeks chairing a committee as important as Diplomacy only made the situation worse.

And Pelosi is far from over.

“But chairman Meeks’ bill is in, um, in the House – so we’ll have that, but you see, to defend – in a bill, whether it’s in – whatever gets so called they have in the Senate – or in a DOD bill, the Senate has no right to revenue or allocation issues. “

The performance was not well received.

Is it time to mandate an experimental vaccine for dementia?

– Jeb Emerson (LocJEB) (@Locjeb) December 2, 2021

I don’t understand why we allow people who can’t even speak on our behalf to speak and make decisions for us. What a broken system…

– Brook Crawford MSN, APRN-CNP (@8Crawdaddy3) December 2, 2021

Hi. What is she doing? !!

– Maria (@ March1092) December 2, 2021

I would love to hear some of the conversations she and Biden had…

– JustMe (@DownStrong) December 2, 2021

To be fair, there seems to be a bit of meaning in the combination of the words, “bill”, “McGovern”, “Meek” (deceased), “Meek” (live and absent), “Meeks” (live and in office), and “anything called they have in the Senate.”

But it has a free-associating quality more like an early sleeper’s dreams than the well-thought-out presentation Americans should expect from their highest-ranking legislator – the woman just behind the Vice President. Kamala Harris In the presidential line of succession, Biden left office for a number of reasons.

Okay, Pelosi is not entirely in ‘s territory Forget the Declaration of Independence (“Things”, as Biden might say) or stumbling upon the concept of “citizen” while welcoming new citizens to the country, there’s a pretty strong argument to be made that she’s damned.

And the sad fact is that this is not her first time appearing slip sign.

The utterance of vaguely connected words regarding legislation being debated in the national legislature of the world’s most powerful nation is not a sign of political leadership.

That’s actually a pretty good sign that the water cannon operator might be thinking about retiring to a beautiful, posh San Francisco mansion where she can live. eat icecream match her heart – and stop causing immeasurable damage to the nation unfortunate enough to be burdened with her.

Biden may be the most obvious Democrat who seems to be losing it, but he’s not the only one – not by a long shot.