Brad Parscale: Hypocrite Nancy Antoinette should step down!

Great video!

Eva Pelosi, fascistic https://t.co/NxQsaDUxGX— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) September 5, 2020

I agree. It’s obvious, Pelosi thinks she a queen.

VICTOR DAVIS HANSON ON WHY THIS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ELECTION IN OUR LIFETIMES & HIGH ON THE LIST OF THE 4 MOST CRITICAL IN AMERICA’S HISTORY!
1 HOUR!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k6L5C0uLFjE

As predicted, the Pelosi salon fiasco was wiped off the front pages by another Trump “scandal”. Pelosi won’t be pressured to go anywhere. In fact, she has her eyes set on the Oval Office for January 20, 2021.

Pelosi is the picture of 'Political Aristocracy'....

"There are no rules for me but I'm going to tell you the rules for you..

and you can't do anything about it!

Who pays for Nanzi’s salon visits? You do.

Speaker of the House tax-paid salary $223,500 per annum.

Each member of Congress also receives a tax-paid budget called the Members’ Representational Allowance, which covers “official office expenses” including “travel between a member’s district or state and Washington, D.C.”

Members who live in districts far from Washington, such as Pelosi, get a little more than members who live closer to the capital.

The Members’ Representational Allowance (MRA) is available to support Representatives in their official and representational duties.15 The MRA may be used for official expenses including, for example, staff, travel, mail, office equipment, district office rental, stationery, and other office supplies. The MRA is also subject to a number of restrictions.

For example, the MRA may not be used to defray any personal or campaign-related expenses. A Member is also prohibited from using campaign funds (except where authorized by the Committee on Ethics) or committee funds to pay for expenses related to official representational duties; using an unofficial office account; accepting funds or assistance from a private source for an official activity; or using personal funds to pay for franked mail.

A Member is responsible for personally paying for any expenses that are in excess of the authorized MRA level or that are not reimbursable under regulations of the Committee on House Administration.16 The MRA for each Representative is calculated based on three components, including personnel, which is the same for each Member ($944,671 for each Member in 2017); official office expenses, which varies among Members due to variations in the distance between a Member’s district and Washington, DC, and the cost of

The MRA is also subject to a number of restrictions. For example, the MRA may not be used to defray any personal or campaign-related expenses. A Member is also prohibited from using campaign funds (except where authorized by the Committee on Ethics) or committee funds to pay for expenses related to official representational duties; using an unofficial office account; accepting funds or assistance from a private source for an official activity; or using personal funds to pay for franked mail.

A Member is responsible for personally paying for any expenses that are in excess of the authorized MRA level or that are not reimbursable under regulations of the Committee on House Administration.

The MRA for each Representative is calculated based on three components, including personnel, which is the same for each Member ($944,671 for each Member in 2017); official office expenses, which varies among Members due to variations in the distance between a Member’s district and Washington, DC, and the cost of General Services Administration office rental space in the district; official (franked) mail, which varies among Members based on the number of non-business addresses in the district. Requirements on the use of franked mail, including mass mailings, are established in statute, Rules of the House, and regulations of the Commission on Congressional Mailing Standards (also known as the Franking Commission).