Angeli Khang: Nancy Pelosi claims voters were turned off by GOP’s skepticism over her husband’s HammerGate, and she has NO PLANS to retire as she is ‘extremely poupular’and that Biden SHOULD run again in 2024 after ‘overwhelming’ midterm showing

Pelosi has NO PLANS to ‘step away from Congress’ and says Biden SHOULD run again in 2024 after strong midterm showing: Nancy suggests some voters were turned off by GOP’s ‘horrible response’ to assault on husband Paul

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi joined a pair of Sunday news programs while states still tally votes to decide which party controls the House of Representatives
Republicans currently have 211 seats and Democrats control 204
A party needs 218 seats to reach a governing majority in the House
The vast majority of polls projected Republicans sweeping the House by at least 20 seats and narrowly taking over the Senate
But Democrats have won the Senate and the House is still in play
Pelosi credited President Joe Biden and Barack Obama for their campaigning despite Biden staying far clear of battleground states like Arizona and Ohio
She would not say whether she’ll run for House leadership again but hinted that she may not, telling CNN: ‘I will always have influence’
Said other Democrats are asking her ‘to consider’ staying on in leadership

Nancy Pelosi will not be stepping away from Congress anytime soon, she said on Sunday, despite mounting calls from young Democrats for a new generation of elected officials.

The House Speaker was cagey on whether she’d once again run for a leadership role, however, explaining that the decision would depend largely on her family in the wake of a recent break-in of her San Francisco home that left her 82-year-old husband Paul with a skull fracture and other injuries requiring hospitalization.

Democrats’ midterm election performance defied expectations, with President Joe Biden’s party winning the Senate while the House of Representatives – which had long been projected to gain at least 30 GOP seats – is still in play but leaning Republican.

In a pair of Sunday news talk show interviews, Pelosi partially credited Biden for Democrats’ strong performance and gave a full-throated endorsement for the president to run a second term.

‘President Biden has been a great President for our country. He has accomplished so much,’ Pelosi told ABC News’ This Week despite other Democrats having seen the commander-in-chief and his low job approval numbers as an albatross hung around their necks.

On the GOP side, she suggested to CNN’s State of the Union that Republicans’ ‘horrible response’ to her husband Paul’s assault could be partially to blame for turning voters off from their candidates.

Pelosi told the network that Paul was ‘closer to recovery’ each day but that it would be ‘a long haul’ after an intruder who espoused QAnon beliefs online broke into their home late last month and ended up assaulting him with a hammer – all while looking for the Speaker herself, who was not home.

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi joined ABC News’ This Week to discuss the midterms while control of her chamber is still up in the air with thousands of midterm votes left to be counted

Asked by @GStephanopoulos about how she wants her speakerships to be remembered, Speaker Nancy Pelosi highlights her work on climate and health care.

“We’re on a path to a brighter future for America.” https://t.co/RBCVeTagX4 pic.twitter.com/xRKJVEnJ1L

— This Week (@ThisWeekABC) November 13, 2022

The vast majority of people on both sides of the aisle condemned the attack and wished the Pelosi family well – but fringe voices on the right attempted to cast doubt on the incident and even circulated conspiracy theories about Paul Pelosi’s supposed relationship with the intruder, who he had never met.

Party leaders like House GOP Leader Kevin McCarthy also condemned the attack, but earned criticism for staying silent as members of his caucus pushed the harmful conspiracies.

Asked if it had an effect on voters just days before the November 8 Election Day, Pelosi responded: ‘It is a trend in what I’m hearing.’

‘But it wasn’t just the attack. It was the Republican reaction to it, which was disgraceful,’ the Speaker said.

‘The attack is horrible. I mean, imagine what – how I feel, as was the one who was the target, and my husband paying the price, and the traumatic effect on our family.’

She continued, ‘But that trauma is intensified by the ridiculous, disrespectful attitude that the Republicans – and there’s nobody disassociating themselves from the horrible response that they gave to it.’

She also spoke with CNN’s State of the Union where she called Republicans’ comments about the break-in of her home and attack on her husband ‘horrible’

“There’s nobody disassociating themselves from the horrible response that they gave to it.”@DanaBashCNN asks House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) whether she thinks the attack on her husband and the GOP response impacted voter turnout in the midterm elections. @CNNSotu #CNNSOTU pic.twitter.com/UGYnNutRsy

— CNN (@CNN) November 13, 2022

Pelosi suggested Republicans ridiculing and spreading false conspiracy theories about her husband’s assault could have turned some voters off

As of Sunday afternoon, Democrats hold 204 seats in the new Congress and Republicans have 211. A party needs 218 members for a governing majority.

Pelosi would not tell either network where she leans on whether she’ll make a bid for the House Speakership again if Democrats beat the odds to keep her chamber.

‘My decision will then be rooted in what- the wishes of my family and the wishes of my caucus. But none of it will be very much considered until we see what the outcome of all of this is,’ the California Democrat said.

Suggesting she’d given relinquishing the gavel at least some thought, Pelosi added, ‘But there are all kinds of ways to exert influence…speaker has awesome power, but I will always have influence.’

She told ABC News, ‘I’m not making any comments until this election is finished.’

But the speaker clarified later that she intends to remain on Capitol Hill for the forseeable future.

‘Finally, Madam Speaker, if you do decide to step away from Congress, how do you want your speakerships to be remember?’ host Georgie Stephanopoulos asked.

‘Well, I don’t have any plans to step away from Congress. I don’t– you asked me about running for leadership,’ Pelosi said.

The House of Representatives, which was projected to go Republican by dozens of seats, is still in play as of Sunday morning

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