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Line 59: − During the [[2018 Midterm elections]] Pelosi lent her support to [[Left-wing violence in the Trump era|Democrat mob violence]].<ref>https://www.theblaze.com/news/2018/10/18/nancy-pelosi-supports-collateral-damage-against-those-who-disagree-with-democrats</ref>+ + − Reps. [[Ed Perlmutter]] of Colorado, [[Kathleen Rice]] of New York, [[Seth Moulton]] of Massachusetts, [[Bill Foster]] of Illinois, [[Tim Ryan]] of Ohio, [[Filemon Vela]] of Texas, [[Kurt Schrader]] of Oregon, [[Conor Lamb]] of Pennsylvania, Reps.-Elect [[Abigail Spanberger]] and [[Jason Crow]] all opposed Pelosi's election as Speaker.+ − Income disparity and [[class warfare]] were Prlosi's top priorities. Pelosi also announced her intention to create a House Diversity Office. Rep. [[Keith Ellison]] was kicked from the back of the bus in Democratic leadership, to off the bus completely after allegations of [[domestic abuse]] and violence against women.<ref>https://bongino.com/keith-ellison-resigns-from-the-dnc-to-focus-on-new-job/</ref> Despite [[domestic violence]] charges, Ellison was elected [[Minnesota]] [[Attorney General]] in 2016.+ − − Rampant [[voter fraud]] nationwide in deep blue districts was alleged to credit Pelosi's victory. Trump's approval ratings stood higher than Pelosi as she assumed power.
→Speakership 2019–2021
==Speakership 2019–2021==
==Speakership 2019–2021==
Rep. [[Marcia Fudge]] of the [[Congressional Black Caucus]] considered running against Pelosi for Speaker. Rep. [[Keith Ellison]] who was relegated to the back of the bus to the newly created position of vice-chair of the [[DNC]] despite his fronrunner status as top fundraiser, was kicked out of party leadership after the 2018 midterms.<ref>https://bongino.com/keith-ellison-resigns-from-the-dnc-to-focus-on-new-job/</ref> Despite [[domestic violence]] charges, Ellison was elected [[Minnesota]] [[Attorney General]] in 2016. Others in the Dump Pelosi movement were
Reps. [[Ed Perlmutter]], [[Kathleen Rice]], [[Seth Moulton]], [[Bill Foster]], [[Tim Ryan]], [[Filemon Vela]], [[Kurt Schrader]], [[Conor Lamb]], Reps.-Elect [[Abigail Spanberger]] and [[Jason Crow]]. The post-election recount ballot box stuffing to steal a dozen Housr seats may have made the difference in Pelosi's survival.<ref>https://youtu.be/yd2tjFHhq0I</ref>
During the election Pelosi backed [[Left-wing violence in the Trump era|mob violence]].<ref>https://www.theblaze.com/news/2018/10/18/nancy-pelosi-supports-collateral-damage-against-those-who-disagree-with-democrats</ref> [[Income inequity]] and [[Marxist]] [[class warfare]] are her top priorities. She also announced an intention to create a House Diversity Office.
Trump's approval ratings stood higher than Pelosi as she assumed power.
==Speakership 2007–2011==
==Speakership 2007–2011==