Staff Reports
In a predictable spectacle of righteous indignation, the countdown begins to the end of Nancy Pelosi’s reign in Congress. It’s finally happening. At the grand age of 85, arguably a decade too late, she decides to step down. As if guided by some romantic public service ideal—more like a last-ditch love letter to liberal San Francisco. Pelosi’s farewell strut comes dressed up with the sanctimonious St. Francis anthem, yet here’s the truth: it’s the finale of four decades of divisive political theater.
Pelosi, endlessly celebrated by liberals, has served not as a bridge but as the architect of division. Her tenure was one long crusade against conservative America. From day one, she stood as President Trump’s arch-nemesis, one of the fiercest—if not the most unhinged—opponents on Capitol Hill. Their infamous clashes included impeachment follies that failed spectacularly and an iconic State of the Union waltz of pettiness.
🚨 BREAKING: Trump responds to Nancy Pelosi announcing her retirement, calling it a “great thing for America.”
“She was evil. Corrupt. And only focused on BAD things for our country.”
“I’m very honored she impeached me twice and failed MISERABLY.” 🔥 pic.twitter.com/9E2VSZIate
— Nick Sortor (@nicksortor) November 6, 2025
When news hit that Pelosi’s stepping away, President Trump—never one to mince words—swiftly branded this as a great day for America. Pelosi, he argued, represents everything that obstructs progress. Whether it’s obstructionist tactics or the shadowy dealings of the Washington swamp, she’s played her part in it all. If anything, Trump’s comments serve as a reminder of her unparalleled party-centric machinations that did more to serve her political ambitions than the American people.
Pelosi leaves not in defeat but in the wake of a so-called victory, after California voters bent to her redistricting plans. A classic Pelosi move to stack the deck just before bowing out. Her final act wasn’t just a nostalgic glance at her past triumphs; it was another self-serving maneuver to entrench Democrat rule. This mirrors her legacy, a saga of relentless fundraising exploits and iron-fisted leadership that commanded loyalty rather than genuine cooperation.
As conservatives, we look forward to a post-Pelosi Congress. Her retreat opens the floor for new voices and less ego-driven policies. Let’s be clear: removing longtime political figures like Pelosi is the detox Congress needs to rejuvenate its commitment to the American people. Expect this departure to finally bring change. After all, how many years of entrenched and glaringly out-of-touch leaders do we really need?
