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On a November 5 campaign stop, Donald Trump described Nancy Pelosi as “an evil, sick, crazy b-,” adding that “it starts with a B, but I won’t say it. I want to say it.” This drew the default condemnation from establishment media, which failed to recall Pelosi’s comparison of Trump to Hitler and Mussolini, her promotion of the Russia Hoax, tearing up Trump’s speech and so forth. If any Trump voters are disturbed by his attack on Pelosi and other Democrats, they might pay heed to what David Horowitz (Radical Son) said back in August:

The upcoming election will be an acid test of the strength of the destructive illusions of the Republican Party, whose leaders still refer to the anti-American, anti-white Democrat Party as merely corrupt, soft on crime, and wrong-headed liberals. But all is not the same as when Peter Collier and I launched the Center thirty years ago. Patriotic America now has a leader in Donald Trump who calls out anti-American Democrats as the fascists and communists they are. He has created the first mass movement of clear-eyed conservatives in American history, naming the true motives of their assault on America, which is already a major blow against their treasonous intentions.

Trump might have said his tag for Pelosi “rhymes with rich,” which could apply to the wealth she conveniently acquired while serving in Congress. That helps explain her elitism. In late August, 2020, Pelosi received a wash and blow-out at a San Francisco salon that had been closed since March, when her one-time nephew Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency. Pelosi was sans mask, and so was Gavin while partying with lobbyists at the upscale French Laundry in November. As the wealthy Democrats might say, in the style of Leona Helmsley, pandemic rules are only for “little people.”

Pelosi’s wrath has been on full display but there’s something about her that people might not know. In 2001 she wrote in the Congressional Record that “Harry Bridges was arguably the most significant labor leader of the twentieth century” and “recognized as one of the most important labor leaders in the world.” As Joshua Muravchik noted in “Pelosi’s Favorite Stalinist,” Harry Bridges was a member of the central committee of the Communist Party USA, and a longtime Soviet agent. That was all known long before Bridges died in 1990, but Nancy Pelosi still had a soft spot for the Stalinist. So there’s more to her than the B-word that rhymes with rich.