Nancy Pelosi freaks out at a reporter for daring to ask this question

Pelosi is proving just how radical she is. She’s clearly not in a good space right now.

And Nancy Pelosi freaks out at a reporter for daring to ask this question.

In the midst of the ongoing Democrat-led government shutdown, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi showed her true colors recently, lashing out at a reporter who dared to question the influence of radical leftist Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in the stalled negotiations. It’s no secret that the Democrats are in disarray, and this latest outburst from Pelosi highlights the deep divisions within their party as they hold the American people hostage over their petty power plays.

The reporter pressed Pelosi on whether Republicans should bypass the establishment and deal directly with AOC. “There was a thought from the Republicans that AOC is directing this, and she said that senators are welcome to go to her office directly. Is she driving that?” the journalist asked.

“Why are you saying such a ridiculous thing?” she shot back, clearly irritated that anyone would suggest the young socialist upstart holds real sway in the party’s decisions. This kind of sharp rebuke from the old guard Democrat reveals just how threatened the establishment feels by the far-left wing that’s been pushing extreme agendas.

Just the night before, AOC had thrown down the gauntlet on social media, declaring that her office is “open” and she is willing to have people “negotiate with me directly.” It’s classic AOC—grandstanding for the cameras and her online fanbase.

But Pelosi was quick to set the record straight, insisting that House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is the one handling the talks with Republicans.

This isn’t the first clash between Pelosi and AOC. As Fox News pointed out, Pelosi has a history of putting the progressive squad in their place when they step out of line.

Back in 2019, after a heated fight over a border funding bill that AOC and her fellow leftists opposed, Pelosi didn’t hold back in an interview with The New York Times. She dismissed their influence outright: “All these people have their public whatever and their Twitter world, but they didn’t have any following. They’re four people, and that’s how many votes they got.”

That brutal takedown from years ago still stings, and it shows Pelosi’s disdain for the noisy but ineffective fringe of her party. AOC and her allies might rack up likes and retweets, but when it comes to actual votes and power, they’re likely lightweights in Pelosi’s eyes.

Trying to smooth things over a bit, Pelosi added some faint praise for AOC in her recent comments. “She’s [AOC] wonderful, she’s a real team player, and the rest of that,” she said, before pivoting back to her main point.

Pelosi hammered home that Republicans are wrong to think AOC is running the show. “You started by saying Republicans say that she’s directing this. She is not, Hakeem Jeffries is,” she emphasized, making it clear that experience and party unity are what matter, not flashy social media antics.

This whole episode exposes the hypocrisy at the heart of the Democrat machine. On one hand, they parade AOC as a fresh face to energize their base, but when push comes to shove, the establishment squashes any real challenge to their control. It’s all about maintaining the status quo while pretending to fight for change.

Republicans, meanwhile, are watching this internal Democrat feud with amusement. Why negotiate with the puppet when you can call out the puppeteers? Suggesting talks with AOC might just be a clever way to highlight how fractured and unreliable the left has become under Biden’s lingering shadow.

The shutdown itself is a perfect example of Democrat incompetence—holding up funding for essential services over their endless demands, all while pointing fingers at the GOP.

Pelosi’s snap at the reporter only adds fuel to the fire, proving that even their leaders can’t keep a straight face when questioned about their own chaos.

As Americans suffer from delayed paychecks and stalled projects, it’s clear that the real victims are the hardworking folks caught in the crossfire of this liberal infighting. Pelosi’s defensiveness about AOC’s role suggests there’s more tension bubbling under the surface than they’re letting on.

In the end, this spat could be a boon for conservatives. It weakens the Democratic front and gives Republicans ammunition to paint the opposition as a circus of egos and radicals.

If Pelosi keeps swatting down her own party’s rising stars, the path to reclaiming full control in Washington just got a little clearer for the right.