The State of the Union address got tense Tuesday night with President Trump turning before shaking Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi's hand and Pelosi tearing the President's speech as it came to an end. Amid the political tension, here are three biblical responses to the divisions in our nation.
Nancy Pelosi celebrated the transmission of the impeachment articles from the House to the Senate this week by handing out commemorative pens.
Nancy Pelosi sent the articles of impeachment over to the Senate on Wednesday prompting the setting of a date.
As Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi was concluding a press conference, a reporter yelled to California lawmaker, "Do you hare the president, Madame Speaker?" Pelosi, visibly upset, rebutted citing her Catholic upbringing. She said, "as a Catholic, I resent your using the word ‘hate’ in a sentence that addresses me,” she said. “I don't hate anyone."
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi stepped to the mic this weekend on Face the Nation after Republicans claimed President Trump had not been given the opportunity to state his case during the ongoing impeachment inquiry.
Several days after announcing an impeachment inquiry against the president, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told MSNBC that she lifts Trump up in prayer.
Last week, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi shared her favorite Bible verse with a group of Christian college and university presidents, but where exactly in the Bible can it be found?
Hours before post-shutdown conversations began on immigration and border security on Capitol Hill, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told a group of Christian educators gathering in the nation’s capital this week that she intends to uphold her responsibility to “act upon our beliefs in the dignity and worth of every person.”
Americans gave Democrats control of the House of Representatives Tuesday but ensured divided government for at least two years by strengthening Republicans’ hold on the Senate.
