Pelosi has lost her composure in responding to the President

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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., has clearly bought into the “fake news” angle the anti-Trump media regularly employs in their quest to take out President Donald Trump.

Either that or the 80-year-old Democrat is suffering from brain freeze from too much expensive ice cream.

Fresh off a nose-wiping speech on the House floor, where Pelosi was seen on camera contaminating the lectern shared by representatives, the speaker flat out lied about a comment the president made at Thursday’s White House briefing.
Confident in the media running cover for her, Pelosi puts political gamesmanship over the best interests of the country and the American people in the face of a crisis, and on Friday, while speaking to reporters, Pelosi purposely misrepresented Trump’s comments about an ultraviolet disinfectant being looked at as a possible counter to COVID-19.

“The president is asking people to inject Lysol into their lungs and Mitch was saying that states should go bankrupt,” Pelosi claimed. “It’s a clear, visible within 24 hours of how Republicans reject science and reject governance.”

It’s also clear Democrats took a hit for their efforts to hold up coronavirus relief bills to pack the legislation with favorable pork, as Pelosi tries to flip the script and blame Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell for holding up additional funding for the Paycheck Protection Program.

Pelosi followed the same script CNN’s Jim Acosta did, as the primadonna reporter falsely presented Trump’s remarks as “medical advice.”

“We want to caution everybody at home — please don’t do that, please don’t follow the president’s medical advice here,” he told CNN viewers.

The overly ambitious attempt by Pelosi — see lie — drew quick scorn, which appeared to prompt an effort by ABC’s Andrea Mitchell to soften its impact.
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She along with media cohorts tried to push the false narrative that the President was suggesting that people inject themselves with disinfectants like Lysol.  Taking the President out of context has been a game by the mainstream media and by Democrats who are desperate to malign him after the failure of their bogus attempts to push conspiracy theories and impeachment efforts.

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