Pelosi Vita: Speaker, DUI hubby cavort at Italian resort owned by Andrea Bocelli

July 5, 2022

"As a sunglass-wearing Pelosi, 82, was pictured strolling through the Mediterranean surf with staff and security following close behind, Americans spent the July Fourth holiday weekend filling up their vehicles with gas that cost $4.80 a gallon on average nationwide and forking out around $76.94 for the usual cookout of hamburgers, hot dogs and other fixings — 17% more than last year.

In a May interview, Pelosi defended President Biden’s response to inflation that has reached levels not seen since 1981, saying “so much is being done by this president, we have to make sure public sentiment understands that.”

“The American people have said they have a comfort level with their economic situation,” Pelosi told MSNBC, referring to the Federal Reserve’s Economic Well-Being of US Households report that found 68% of Americans said that they could cover the cost of a $400 emergency in 2021.​

That survey was conducted in October and November 2021 when the inflation rate was about 6.8%.​ The US inflation rate hit ​8.6% in May.

Nancy Pelosi's husband Paul charged with DUI causing injury"

Sauce/moar: https://nypost.com/2022/07/05/pelosi-dui-hubby-cavort-at-italian-resort-owned-by-andrea-bocelli/

>>16617984

Addl pics, Nanshee

"stone cold sober" kek

>>16617952

I couldn't poast 4 pics, too big. Fess up, which one of you broke it?

>>16617876

Let's ask Mel Gibson

>>16617955

>I'm not convinced Tucker is a White Hat.

Hunter is a grate (parmesan pun intended) guy: Tucker.

>>16618010

>Bocelli… vineyards?

Very possibly, didn't dig into it. Just yet. Pretty high falutin place..

https://alpemare.com/

>>16617986

"The American people have said they have a comfort level with their economic situation,” Pelosi told MSNBC, referring to the Federal Reserve’s Economic Well-Being of US Households report that found 68% of Americans said that they could cover the cost of a $400 emergency in 2021.​"

Good Lord…

>>16618066

I lost my old pic of her drunk AF in a yellow bikini, anybody got that? Also the one when she's staggering out of the restaurant after having lunch with Ms El Chapo. All the series of those.

>>16617862

Sacrilege

Those are delicious

>>16618107

yeah

>>16617843

>>16617846

That's a distinct 5 on her hand. That's weird and not just a wrinkly old hag hand.

>>16618141

>The one who was accused of gangraping a teenage girl but was let go

He raped2 children

These are NOT new documents.

However, these documents were NOT widely covered by the mainstream media.

It appears that Nancy Pelosi’s brother Franklin Roosevelt D’Alesandro was charged with rape.

He was charged with rape at the age of 20 years old.

The victims?

They were aged 11 and 13.

Yes… they were underage.

Where was the outcry from the left? Where was the outcry from the feminists?

It turns out that D’Alesandro wasn’t the only one who was tried.

He was 1 of 12 men who were tried…

BUT…

He was the ONLY one that was able to successfully obtain an acquittal.

What are the odds?

https://www.forumsforums.com/threads/fbi-file-dump-nancy-pelosis-brother-charged-with-raping-underage-girls.88300/

Franklin D. Roosevelt D'Alesandro, a retired city courthouse clerk and member of the family that includes two former Baltimore mayors and U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, died of cancer yesterday at the Gilchrist Center for Hospice Care. The Hamilton resident was 73.

2-21-2007

https://www.baltimoresun.com/news/bs-xpm-2007-02-22-0702220127-story.html

FBI files released: https://vault.fbi.gov/thomas-dalesandro-jr/thomas-d-alesandro-jr.-part-01-of-01/view

https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/137485097/franklin-delano_roosevelt-d_alesandro

>>16618186

Thank the 110th Congress for that. The slow march to decay. Like the Roman Empire, same story.

This guy goes deep into history, anon learned a lot.

Best home fireworks ever

>>16618240

Plus they aren't really Federal anymore. Remember when the Postal Service "privatized"

"In 1971 the Post Office Department was reorganized and became the United States Post Office. It was an independent establishment of the executive branch of the Government of the United States. The mission of the Postal Service remained the same, as stated in Title 39 of the U.S. Code:"

They aren't fully private and they aren't fully Government

https://federaljobs.net/blog/working-for-the-united-states-postal-service-usps-part-1/

>>16618262

>where do you see yourself in 5 years.

Never had a good answer to that one. I asked frens and used the best result from them.

My honest answer wouldn't get me hired. It would be: I see myself micromanaging your ass…

>>16618279

KEK