Pelosi Stepping Down?

This is huge news if it’s true…..and it couldn’t get here soon enough.

Nancy Pelosi has been a thorn in the side of everyone who wishes for small government—the career politician, now 81 years old, wants to leave a legacy behind before she retires from public life.

At least that’s what sources close to her are saying……..

Maria Bartiromo is claiming that Nancy Pelosi may step down after the infrastructure bill is signed into law. Pelosi doesn’t want to leave without first leaving something behind.

The only problem I have with this is that right now this is purely just speculation and rumor, but it is informed speculation and rumor.

Here’s to hoping that both Pelosi and the infrastructure bill are not a part of our future.

Maria Bartiromo had this to say:

Maria Bartiromo is reporting that Nancy Pelosi may step down soon. pic.twitter.com/fc4OEKMSio

— Hunting Wolf In PA (@SlayerWolf11) October 17, 2021

Is Washington D.C. seeing the House Speaker's "last dance?"@RepNancyMace reacts to rumors of Nancy Pelosi possibly stepping down after a vote on a spending deal takes place.@HeatherChilders @BobSellersTV pic.twitter.com/5fFSFsypdH

— Newsmax (@newsmax) October 18, 2021

Conservative Brief provided some context:

“First, this morning is exclusive, sources tell Sunday Morning Futures there is speculation swirling in Washington that House Speaker Nancy Pelosi may step down after getting the massive spending package through,” she said.

“So all those Democrat members who had their arms twisted to vote on the multitrillion-dollar package and put their own reelection in jeopardy may be fuming to learn that the speaker could be planning a cut and run,” she added.

https://twitter.com/youngbiafra/status/1449907496861196292

Rumors of Pelosi and McConnell stepping down are likely correct. Mitch already told Thune to prepare carry the batton, and Nancy knows the Biden moonbat agenda was designed for only two years. pic.twitter.com/yi4QSVhLI3

— TheLastRefuge (@TheLastRefuge2) October 18, 2021

The Los Angeles Times added:

Privately, several lawmakers have told The Times’ congressional correspondent, Jennifer Haberkorn, they believe these will be Pelosi’s last major pieces of legislation and thus will pass in some form, however tortured the process and whatever compromises it takes.