TYPICAL PELOSI? Retired Democrat Pelosi’s ‘Hostile Work Environment’: And It’s Getting Worse

Which should come as no surprise to anyone, the super-wealthy Speaker of the United States House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, is a control freak. The problem is, she has lost control of her party, which is causing a hostile work environment.

US Senator Joe Manchin (D-WV) once quipped that “Washington sucks.” House Democrats are starting to reach similar conclusions.

Retired Democratic Representative Ron Kind (D-WI), in his apparent frustration with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s (D-CA) control issues, has criticized what is going on. happened on Capitol Hill.

“Let’s face it: The atmosphere here – it’s a hostile work environment,” Kind told Politico. “We’ve had members threatening to kill other members and treating each other with disrespect. … Things seem to be getting worse. ”

What worries Democrats about possibly losing the House next November is the 19-member decision not to run for re-election, three of whom, such as DeFazio, are committee chairmen and most are committee members. from battlefield areas. This gives Republicans a chance to win another seat, as strong Republican candidates ran in most – if not all – of the 19 counties.

House Foreign Affairs Committee Chairman Greg Meeks (D-NY) filed a complaint with Politico that getting into Congress, “especially” with a weak majority, in which Pelosi cannot lose more than a handful of votes to pass items on the partisan agenda, is “difficult.” “I am a new chair,” he said. But I can tell you it’s hard, especially when you have smaller margins, trying to get the job done… The climate here has changed.”

“If you’ve been here a long time, it gets old after a while,” said Representative Kurt Schrader (D-OR), who is rumored to have noticed the exit signs himself. “Especially with the redistricting of the region and the possibility that we could potentially lose most, a lot of people… are seeing this as high water.”

Longtime Representative Brad Sherman (D-CA) admits that after the midterms, Congress won’t be as “exciting” as it is now as they are passing partisan agenda items on the streets. the vote is quasi-partisan if Democrats end up in a minority. “I mean, 2023 is not going to be as exciting as what we are doing now… Even if we still have the majority,” he said.

There are rumors of many Democrats abandoning the ship in the weeks and months ahead before the midterms arrive. Also, there have been reports about Pelosi herself Think resign from office.

With President Biden reducing the number of votes and the policies that apply, congressional Democrats are now also seeing their votes drop sharply, losing out to Republicans in the general election.