Pelosi Named ‘Honorary President’ of the Rio Grande by Democrat Mayor

Oh this is rich. Nancy Pelosi (Speaker of the House) has been named the Honorary President of the Republic of the Rio Grande 😆

Apparently this "Republic of the Rio Grande" existed for a short time before the Mexican-American war in the 1840's.

Well now she has at least one wish come true !!

And she was presented with a gold key on top of everything else.

Hillaryious is her acceptance speech !!

Pelosi Named ‘Honorary President’ of the Rio Grande by Democrat Mayor

Laredo Mayor Pete Saenz named Nancy Pelosi “Honorary President of the Republic of the Rio Grande” on Friday, presenting her with keys to the city.

The faux bestowment came in the midst of a press conference and ceremony which was highly critical of President Trump’s move to declare a national emergency and build a wall along the southern border.

The Republic of the Rio Grande was an independent nation established in Northern Mexico by insurgents for a brief period in 1840.

"Outstanding Achievement LOL"

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Well, she said she won't release her tax return unless she runs for President.

Would becoming an imaginary President count?

#PelosiTaxReturns

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It's a terrorist State.

Sanctions and airstrikes.

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Since the Republic of the Rio Grande doesn't exist any more I guess that makes her the honorary President of... Bunkus! The only way she could ever become president of anything.

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Laredo Mayor Pete Saenz named Nancy Pelosi “Honorary President of the Republic of the Rio Grande” on Friday, presenting her with keys to the city.

Quickly, change the locks!

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I'm happy for her and I'm happy she bugs you guys.

It seems kind of appropriate that it was a failed state. What happened no walls? Socialism?

She needs to be the first "Honorary" Speaker to be committed. This woman is nuts.

originally posted by: AProudLefty
a reply to: xuenchen

I'm happy for her and I'm happy she bugs you guys.

ZOMG... a leftist that is happy about something?

Like finding a unicorn!

a reply to: Lumenari

Oh I am sorry to destroy your rightist narrative.
I'll go back to being unhappy just for you.

originally posted by: AProudLefty
a reply to: xuenchen

I'm happy for her and I'm happy she bugs you guys.

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This gif is so disturbing. Looks like she's trying to sneeze out some hairballs.

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I think it was another one of these.

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I was trying to be polite by not specifying which orifice, but if you want the gloves off, I can oblige

The Republic of the Rio Grande must be one of her "protectorate" corridors 😎

originally posted by: NarcolepticBuddha
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I was trying to be polite by not specifying which orifice, but if you want the gloves off, I can oblige

Ugh, imagine going near Pelosi's orifice sans the gloves.

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Lol, the Republic of which she was named honorary president lasted less than 3 months:

Contiguity with Texas, recently successful in winning de facto independence, in all probability influenced their action. After much Federalistic flurry in the northern frontier Mexican states, leaders of the party met at Laredo, Texas, in convention on January 17, 1840. The convention declared independence from Mexico and claimed for its territory the areas of Tamaulipas and Coahuila north to the Nueces and Medina rivers, respectively, and Nuevo León, Zacatecas, Durango, Chihuahua, and New Mexico. Officers and a general council were elected as follows: Jesús de Cárdenas, president; Antonio Canales Rosillo, commander-in-chief of the army; Juan Nepomuceno Molano, delegate and member of the council for Tamaulipas; Francisco Vidaurri y Villaseñor, for Coahuila; Manuel María de Llano, for Nuevo León; and José María Jesús Carbajal, secretary to the council. The government was moved to Guerro, Tamaulipas, where it was to have remained temporarily. Canales with his force took the field against the Centralist army under Gen. Mariano Arista, and on March 24–25, 1840, met Arista in battle at Morales, Coahuila, and was disastrously defeated.

Texas State Historical Association

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God, why did I miss this easy one initially?
"She has to pass the gas before we can tell what's in the gas."

originally posted by: AProudLefty
a reply to: Lumenari

Oh I am sorry to destroy your rightist narrative.
I'll go back to being unhappy just for you.

You're just returning to your normal state, don't blame it on me.

Oh wait....

LOL

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