Winston Marshall torches Nancy Pelosi to her face at Oxford University

I could listen to that dude rip into Democrats all day

Thanks for posting

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Why was she even there? Was she invited?

Who thought this was going to end well for her

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I mean it’s probably the most famous university in the world (Harvard being its only competitor), so I’m sure she just assumed that everyone was Woke and everyone that wasn’t weren’t allowed to speak. I’d guess she thought her opposition would be Hamas supporters, and that wasn’t the case.

The last brief interaction with her and the soft chuckle which directed a final smile towards the former Representative from California as he says politely, “Ok.

…. direct translation from English to South Louisiana turns out to mean “Bless you heart.”

Good stuff

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And that old bitch had to eat that shite burger with nothing to wash it down but her own pungent saliva.

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Amazing how those in power like Nancy are so brainwashed and elite, no amount of facts will cause them to break their directive, they are truly evil!

Old bitch got her arse handed to her,I enjoyed it immensely.

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The longest I have travelled for an arse-kicking is probably 10-30 miles max, surely not across an ocean to another country.

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Never been to an A&M road game?

Well-spoken and would that everyone hear and understand his perspective.

Victor Davis Hanson called this over a decade ago.

Plenty of pleaders for rich and poor, but no politician speaks for the common man.

by Victor Davis Hanson // National Review Online

Occupy Wall Streeters claimed that they were populists. Their ideological opposites, the Tea Partiers, said they were, too. Both became polarizing. And so far populism, whether on the right or left, does not seem to have made inroads with the traditional Republican and Democrat establishments.

Gas has gone up about $2 a gallon since Barack Obama took office. Given average yearly rates of national consumption, that increase alone translates into an extra $1 trillion that American drivers have collectively paid in higher fuel costs over the last 54 months.

Such a crushing burden on the cash-strapped commuter class is rarely cited in the liberal fixation on cap-and-trade, wind and solar subsidies, and the supposed dangers of fracking.

When the president scaled back the number of new gas and oil leases on federal lands over time, or warned that “under my plan of a cap-and-trade system, electricity rates would necessarily skyrocket,” he was appealing to his boutique base — not to those who can scarcely meet their monthly heating and cooling bills.

Should there not be an opening for a conservative populist response? (more at the link)

That was very well done in content and presentation.