(TheIndependentStar.com) – After liberals suffered a crushing defeat across the political landscape, Nancy Pelosi has exposed a huge rift within the Democrat Party.
Specifically, Pelosi blasted Joe Biden for rigging the primary process and denying Kamala Harris a fair shot at the nomination.
Pelosi revealed that Biden’s delayed exit from the race and immediate endorsement of Harris effectively killed any chance of a competitive primary.
“Had the president gotten out sooner, there may have been other candidates in the race,” Pelosi admitted.
Pelosi’s comments confirm suspicions that Biden’s delayed endorsement was a calculated move to control the nomination process.
By waiting until the last minute to drop out and immediately backing Harris, Biden ensured that no other candidates could challenge the unpopular border czar.
The former House Speaker’s criticism did not stop there. She revealed that she had warned Biden about polling data showing he had no path to re-election, suggesting that Democrat insiders knew their chances were doomed from the start.
Instead of allowing a fair primary process, both Biden and Harris chose to double down on a losing ticket.
“Because the president endorsed Kamala Harris immediately, that really made it almost impossible to have a primary at that time. If it had been much earlier, it would have been different,” Pelosi remarked.
Pelosi’s frustration was evident as she recounted her emotional conversation with Harris following their crushing defeat to President-elect Donald Trump.
The Democrats’ decision to bypass a competitive primary process left them with a weak candidate who couldn’t connect with working-class Americans.
The fallout from this disastrous strategy extends beyond the White House. Republicans have gained control of the Senate and are on track to maintain their grip on the House of Representatives, dealing a severe blow to the Democrat agenda.
Although Pelosi had previously claimed her party had an “open primary,” her recent statements paint a different picture.
Harris became the nominee without a single primary vote cast, a first in over 50 years of American politics.
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