Over the course of 2019, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has changed her position on impeachment.
A Brief Review of Pelosi’s Shifts on Impeachment
While House Democrats eagerly pushed to begin proceedings, the House Speaker was initially more hesitant. In fact, Pelosi was so hesitant that it caused her to catch heat from members of her own party. Still, for quite some time, the House Speaker maintained that impeachment is divisive and should only follow with support from Democrats and Republicans alike.
In September, Pelosi changed her tune, noting that House Democrats would begin an impeachment inquiry. Yesterday, the Speaker also announced that she’ll order the chairman to proceed with articles of impeachment against the president. Towards the end of her remarks, however, a reporter asked Pelosi whether or not she hates President Trump.
This prompted a very strong response from the Speaker of the House.
A Closer Look at Pelosi’s Response to the Reporter
After hearing the question, Pelosi promptly stopped. She turned to the reporter and stated that she doesn’t hate anyone. The House Speaker then ordered him not to “accuse” her of hating anyone, stating that because of her Catholic faith, she doesn’t hate “anybody in the world.”
