Newsom-Pelosi Family Dynamics Return As Nancy Pelosi Questions Joe Biden’s “Condition”

The Newsom and Pelosi families have long been connected through business politics and marriages, leading California Governor Gavin Newsom and former Speaker Nancy Pelosi to technically be related. This is why “Aunt Nancy” has become a popular nickname as speculation about Newsom becoming the Democrat’s Presidential Nominee increases following Biden’s awful debate. Pelosi appears ready to insert her “nephew” Gavin Newsom atop the DNC Presidential Ticket. When speaking on Joe Biden’s cognitive abilities, Pelosi told MSNBC Tuesday, “I think it’s a legitimate question to say, ‘Is this an episode or is this a condition?'” In December, Loomer Unleashed reported that DNC rules allow Newsom to be inserted as the Democrat’s nominee. Interestingly, the Pritzker family is also a major backer of Newsom. J.B. Pritzker is the Governor of Illinois, and the DNC Convention is held in Chicago. The writing is on the wall; it appears likely that the DNC will be pulling Biden for Newsom.

Laura Loomer captioned Nancy Pelosi’s MSNBC appearance, “WATCH: @SpeakerPelosi Nancy Pelosi just went on MSNBC and questioned @JoeBiden’s mental state. She said, “I think it’s a legitimate question to say, ‘Is this an episode or is this a condition?’“ This comes as many Democrats and the mainstream media are all calling for Biden to drop out of the presidential race.” 

Pelosi questioning Biden’s mental abilities as calls from inside the Democrat Party for Biden to drop out from the presidential race reach a feverish pitch should come as no surprise, considering the Pelosi-Newsom family dynamics stretch back over 80 years through politics, business, and marriage.

An L.A. Times article published in 2018 titled “How eight elite San Francisco families funded Gavin Newsom’s political ascent” highlighted the Pelosi family as one of Newsom’s first eight backers. However, another name arose as an early Newsom backer, the Pritzkers.

The article reads, “A few years later, Newsom raised $4 million in his first mayoral campaign, helped by the same famous families. The bid drew donations from 15 different members of the Pritzker family, descendants of the founders of the Hyatt Hotel chain. For Lisa and husband John Pritzker, who moved away from his Chicago-based family to become a prominent San Francisco investor and philanthropist, the contributions were part of a long tradition of giving to Newsom.”

The Pritzker family’s support of Newsom early on is critical because J.B. Pritzker is the Governor of Illinois, and the DNC Convention is held in Chicago. In December, Loomer Unleashed reported on DNC Convention rules reading, “On the first ballot of the presidential roll call, only pledged delegates will be permitted to vote unless a presidential candidate has been certified by the DNC Secretary to have obtained a number of pledged delegates equal to a majority of all.”

The term pledged delegate means that DNC Convention delegates from each state must vote how their state voted in the DNC Primary. However, the rule above states that pledged delegates can vote against their state’s primary results if the DNC Secretary certifies the candidate they are voting for. So, in theory, Joe Biden could win every state in the DNC Primary and then announce his retirement before the DNC Convention. Then, as long as the DNC Secretary approves Newsom’s name to be on the ballot, DNC delegates can vote against their state’s primary results and instead vote for Newsom on the first ballot.

The writing is on the wall. The DNC will likely pull Joe Biden for Newsom sooner rather than later.