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Gaslighting Pelosi: ‘Women Are Known to Be More, Shall We Say, Ethical than Men’

by Breitbart
January 6, 2025

(Breitbart)—On this week’s broadcast of CBS’s “Face the Nation,” Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) discussed the perils that female candidates face in public office.

According to the former House Speaker, those attacks often were attacks on “ethics” because women are more “ethical than men.”

Partial transcript as follows:

BRENNAN: You wrote in your book about that 2022 attack on your husband, and you said your daughter told you, if she had known what you were signing up for, she would never have given you her blessing to run for office in the first place.

PELOSI: Yes.

BRENNAN: Do you think that this threat of domestic violent extremism is having a chilling effect on new talent and — and anyone running for office?

PELOSI: Well, I certainly hope not.

But, over the years, when I was encouraging people to run for office, especially women, they would say, we could never take the abuse that you take. And that was really just abuse. It wasn’t physical, it was criticism and the rest of that, and that we don’t want our children subjected to that.

And, yes, I do think it will have a negative impact on people running for public office. Just — you know, in other words, if you’re — if you’re a mom, and they go after you as a — as a mom, and your child comes home crying from school because somebody said a negative thing because they saw it on TV, that the other side said something bad about you, you might not run for office.

BRENNAN: So you think it will discourage particularly women…

PELOSI: Particularly women.

BRENNAN: … from running?

PELOSI: Yes, I do.

I mean, I know that it has. But I hope that it will not, that we will have — shine a bright light on this and just say, this is unacceptable. This is unacceptable. See, for women, they always — they always — women are known to be more, shall we say, ethical than men. And so, when they go after women candidates, they go after their ethics.

And they’ll say this, that and the other thing. And then the child comes home from school crying because somebody said a bad thing about mom on TV. And nobody — nobody wants that. So, hopefully, the bright light shining on that will reduce — reduce that.

But I think that women have a — proven that they are — are more ethical, and that they — they are — well, maybe they’re not more ethical, they’re all ethical, but that they can then withstand that criticism.

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Comments 9

  1. Andrew says:
    2 years ago

    they don’t even know what a women is…

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  2. Richard Gilcrhist says:
    2 years ago

    That’s why untold millions of women have murdered their own children and bragged about it. American women have killed more innocent children as birth control than the U.S. military in both world wars. This criminal cheerleader has a place reserved for her eternally due to the perfect justice of God.

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  3. David Longfellow says:
    2 years ago

    Her behavior contradicts her own assertion. A more unethical person would be difficult to find.

    Reply
  4. Forearmed says:
    2 years ago

    Yes that may be the case, but they are Bat-Sh!t crazy once a month the week before their periods start, such that we believe women have no place in government, nor in Jurist Prudence because their emotions cannot be trusted as we have seen in young women like AOC.

    As for Pelosi the Alcoholic, she has lied her way through eight years of trying to hurt Donald Trump, to say nothing of her Insider Trading. She is a perfect example of why women do not belong in Government. We need younger people in government who know what truth is, which are the types of individuals Trump is appointing who will get to the bottom of the corruption of the DemonRat party and the problems they have caused America.

    Reply
  5. lifsabsurd says:
    2 years ago

    More ethical? LOL Mass murdering baby butchers, frameup artists, psychopathic liars, misandrists. Like most females Nancy lives in a world of delusion.

    Reply
  6. Daniel says:
    2 years ago

    Ethical? You mean when they kill their own children? That kind of ethical?

    Reply
  7. 李珊珊 Hunter says:
    2 years ago

    Ethical is not what ever comes to mind when the name Pelosi is mentioned.

    Reply
  8. Glee says:
    2 years ago

    Oh puh-lease! What would the most unethical woman in DC know about women and ethics. Every woman in the Democrat party is evidence to the contrary. The high number of black women (in the justice system especially) have been poster children for corrupt, unethical behavior—Fanny Willis, Letitia James, and a host of others. That statement gets a big eye roll award. 🙄😳🙄😳🙄

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  9. Dana says:
    2 years ago

    I must have just hit every bad, unmoral and unethical women in my work career..
    I NEVER worked with a womann, who was not a. grossly incompatant, b. derilicting,, c. not even vindictive, but evil (I was was diciplined for an event I was not around for and had no knowledge of).
    I guess I just drew the bad hand for women coworkers/supervisors every time huh?

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