In the midst of a pandemic When over 22 million Americans are out of a job When small businesses are closing every day And Nancy Pelosi refuses to fund more assistance for them …She’s asking for donations to her 18th re-election campaign Shameful.

In the midst of a pandemic

When over 22 million Americans are out of a job

When small businesses are closing every day

And Nancy Pelosi refuses to fund more assistance for them

…She’s asking for donations to her 18th re-election campaign

Shameful.pic.twitter.com/PinSMcY205

— Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) April 19, 2020

Once a grifter always a grifter.

Nancy Pelosi’s hypocrisy comes at a real cost to small businesses

President Trump’s handling of the coronavirus is certainly worth criticism, but House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is the wrong person to give it.

“He’s a poor leader,” she told ABC News’s This Week on Sunday. “He’s always trying to avoid responsibility and assign blame.”

What followed this comment was a series of finger-pointing and deflections — made not by the president but by the speaker.

For the past week or so, Pelosi and the other Democratic leaders have refused to approve additional funding for the Paycheck Protection Program, a fund established by Congress earlier this month to help struggling small businesses amid the coronavirus pandemic. That fund has officially run dry, less than two weeks after launching.

Asked why she and her colleagues have rejected the Trump administration’s request for an additional $250 billion in emergency funds to bolster the PPP, Pelosi avoided responsibility and assigned blame.

“Of course, we all support the Paycheck Protection Program,” Pelosi said, adding that Democrats would like to see the program include funding for other sectors, too, before they approve the package in its entirety.

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