The writing was on the wall and SanFranGran Nance Pelosi has just announced she’s retiring from House Leadership.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, who represents most of San Francisco in the lower chamber of the U.S. Congress and was the first woman to serve as speaker, announced she will not seek re-election to the Democratic Party leadership in the next Congress but will stay on in the legislative body.

As far as we can see, the bruising from cloakroom wrestling over the Speaker’s gavel is not visible.

Pelosi stated that it’s time for a new generation to step up, and that despite the speakership the greatest honor she has is representing the City By The Bay in the House.

Let’s not for a moment think she has represented San Francisco in any meaningful way. San Francisco is ground-zero of what Leftist dogma leads to — where citizens live in fear and criminals run the city.

Nance gives a shout out to her husband but isn’t it interesting how that story has quickly disappeared. Maybe the weirdness and contradictions of the story were another reason for Nance to seek a lower public profile? Because her lust to stay in power was still evident just last January.

Inquiring minds.

But Nance is sticking around Congress (local liquor store owners just breathed a sigh of relief) and she was coy about just who she believes is the next generation of Democrat leaders. Look to her machinations behind the scenes in promoting a Nance Jr. and continuing in her war against any citizen or elected official who dares dissent from her radical secular religion. Because she certainly isn’t Catholic.

The Catholic chairman of the US Conference of Bishops has declared Nancy Pelosi is ineligible to receive communion

— Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) November 17, 2022

And, of course, staying in Congress will just keep feeding her info for insider trading and using the political clout she’s had for 35 years to amass a $200 million fortune.

SanFranGran may not be in the public leadership role, but she’ll still wield power. Keep an eye on her.

featured image original art by Darleen Click