Think about it: america's second in succession for president, nancy pelosi was duped by a hair stylist

Think About It: America’s Second in Succession for President, Nancy Pelosi Was Duped by a Hair Stylist

Say what you want about President Trump or Vice President Pence, but the third highest-ranking elected official in America just got duped by a salon owner in San Francisco.  If the President died today and the vice president died tomorrow, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, by succession would become President of the United States.   Once that sinks in, let this one sink in.  As one of our friends, Stafford Township, New Jersey Councilman George Williams said, the third person in line for our country’s nuke codes, just got punked by a barber.  Can you imagine what Pelosi would fall for should she ever get her hands on the highest office in the land?

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Pelosi now says the whole thing was a setup and Erica Kious, the owner was an insider on the job.

“This business offered for the Speaker to come in on Monday and told her they were allowed by the city to have one customer at a time in the business,” Nancy Pelosi’s team said in a statement.

“I trusted that,” Pelosi later said of the promise that it was legal for her…and nobody else to get her hair done.

“I just had my hair washed. I don’t wear a mask when I’m washing my hair. Do you wear a mask when you’re washing your hair?” asked Pelosi, who was maskless in the video.

Now, Pelosi is even demanding an apology from Kious.  “It was a setup, and I take responsibility for falling for a setup,” Pelosi responded. “I think that this salon owes me an apology for setting me up.”

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This weekend, women protested outside of Pelosi’s home hanging their blow dryers on a nearby tree.

 

 

 

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