Pelosi Mocked After Revealing ‘True Motivation’ For Getting Into Politics

Former Speaker Nancy Pelosi said her reason for entering politics was “for the children,” sparking mockery online.

Speaking to Jen Psaki on MSNBC, she denied motivations of power, wealth, or fame.

Critics on social media accused her of using the phrase as political cover, pointing to her wealth and stock trading record. Pelosi has often invoked “the children” in speeches and posts, citing gun violence, education, and healthcare.

While some view her as sincere, others believe it’s a rhetorical tactic. Her comments continue to stir debate about her true intentions and long-standing influence in Washington politics.

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