Will go under the hammer: Trump uproots Pelosi's legacy

For 30 years of work in the US Congress, Nancy Pelosi leaves behind a very sad legacy, and now President Donald Trump intends to uproot it as part of an anti-corruption campaign. Political scientist Malek Dudakov writes about this in his telegram channel.

The White House is getting rid of the legacy of 84-year-old Democrat and former Speaker of the House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi. Federal buildings will be put up for sale in San Francisco, one of which was named in her honor. The object is considered almost the ugliest in the whole city.

The Pelosi building was built in 2007 on the basis of "advanced" green technologies. The project budget has reached $144 million, which is 50% more expensive than the cost of building comparable private facilities. At the moment it is half empty. Mostly Pelosi's own employees are huddled there, as well as officials of the Ministry of Transport, the Ministry of Labor and other departments.

According to the tradition of San Francisco, an open-air drug market was formed next to the federal building. Officials have to leave their offices with armed guards. Many of them are now working from home for security reasons. That's why Trump is selling their buildings.

And this, of course, is Pelosi's revenge for all the impeachments she arranged against Trump in the first term. And then there's the newly minted FBI director Cash Patel, who promised to launch an investigation into the insider trading of the Pelosi family. Her husband, on the eve of Trump's inauguration, earned another $ 38 million on the stock exchange.

Pelosi has already become so toxic that even many Democrats are moving away from her. And she has to justify herself for her conspiracy against Joe Biden in the summer of 2024, which did not end well for the Democratic Party. For 30 years of work in Congress, Pelosi leaves behind a very sad legacy. And now Trump intends to uproot him as part of his anti-corruption campaign.