Source: Global Times New Media
According to the US Capitol Hill report on the 15th, when asked whether he would complete his two-year term as a federal member of the parliament, U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was angry and said, "Don't bother me with this kind of question."
At the last weekly regular press conference of Pelosi as House Speaker of the House, a reporter asked Pelosi whether he would complete the two-year term of federal MP in the next Congress as she promised. She replied: "What is this? What is this? Don't bother me with such questions."
"Really, really, okay. I said what I will do. Do you know, such questions are a total waste of my time." She said.
It is reported that in this year's US midterm elections, the Democrats lost control of the House of Representatives. House Democratic Leader Pelosi announced on November 17 that she would no longer be re-elected as the House Democratic Leadership, but will remain in the new Congress as a federal member from San Francisco , who has held the position of this member for 35 years.
According to US media reports on November 30 local time, after the House Democrats vote, New York State Representative Hakeem Jeffries will replace Pelosi to lead the House Democratic Party caucus in the next Congress.
At this press conference on the 15th of this month, Pelosi once again pointed out that her term as Democratic leader of the House is about to end.
"So, that's it, this is probably the last time I've seen you guys this way," she told reporters.
According to reports, Pelosi, 82, began to represent California as a member of the Democratic National Committee in 1976. In 1984, she became the chairman of the California Democratic Party. In 1987, Pelosi was successful in his election as a member of Congress and became the leader of the House Democratic caucus in 2003. From 2007 to 2011, from 2019 to the present, Pelosi served as Speaker of the House of Representatives twice.
