Donald Trump: Nancy Pelosi Has
a Lot of Mental Problems
Posted By: Imright, 5/20/2020 3:18:51 AM
President Donald Trump ripped House Speaker Nancy Pelosi while visiting Congress on Tuesday after she described the president as “morbidly obese.”The president was asked by reporters to respond to the comment Pelosi made in an interview with CNN’s Anderson Cooper, but he declined.“I don’t respond to her, I think she’s a waste of time,” he said.But he did have additional criticism for the Speaker and the Democrat members of Congress who pushed the Russia “hoax” investigation into his administration.“These people are sick. Pelosi is a sick woman, she’s got a lot of problems, a lot of mental problems,” he said.
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