His speech made perfect sense to me; he described what he would do, and has been doing successfully, since he took office. He promised to never give up. He started the heavy work of restoring hope. Clear as day.
President Trump was telling them that they failed and America would no longer be forced to tolerate them. What part don't they get?
Amen Sister-Amen.
I didn't know to what she was referring.
House Speaker Pelosi told people at the UN's COP 25 climate change conference that the United States is "still in" the Paris Accord a month after President Trump, via Pompeo, made America's departure from it official.
I believe Nancy is jeopardizing America's national security by portraying our country's government as weak, in disarray, possibly teetering upon the edge of collapse.
Further, I think Nancy doesn't want NWO allies to believe President Trump is the legitimate leader of our country anymore, because they will stop supplying our government traitors with (slush) funds and other resources.
The overseas MSM is surely portraying our president as all but officially impeached, and there's Nancy portraying herself as his interim replacement (i.e., why else would anyone take to the world stage to reverse decisions President Trump made a month ago?)
By speaking (like a twisted, spaced-out little mouse) on behalf of our country, Pelosi is signalling our enemies that they need not fear the might of the United States because President Trump's removal is in progress, and in his place a clearly incompetent person is tip-toeing around the Oval Office, touching the drapes in awe, and planning to replace the Resolute desk with a podium to hold her giant 'Speaker of the House' gavel.
Buggy-eyed bucket-O'-Botox Nancy, telling the world SHE is in charge, that we have no competent leader for the foreseeable future? What a horrible way to portray the United States to our enemies!
Her "delegation" included House Energy and Commerce Chairman Frank Pallone (D-NJ), House Science Chairwoman Eddie Bernice Johnson (D-TX), Climate Crisis Committee Chairwoman Kathy Castor (D-FL), Natural Resources Chairman Raúl Grijalva (D-AZ). Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI) and nine other members of Congress.