“This is Nancy Pelosi’s district,” Students For Trump tweeted Wednesday, sharing a video recorded for Turning Point USA’s “Benny on the Block” video episode series.
The cellphone video was shot from the inside of a car as it drives through San Francisco’s Tenderloin District. Homeless people, many of whom are Black, are camped out on the streets for blocks. Ironically, messages like “Black Lives Matter” and “George Floyd” are seen spray-painted on a federal office building, with “The Unites States of America” official letting crossed out.
Another sign in a business’s window urges people to: “Go Vote.”
Pelosi trolled by pro-Trumpers with video from California district: 'Nancy Pelosi does not want you to see this'
- by: Danielle Wallace
- 09.03.20
- Source:
Fox News
- 09/04/2020
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