Back during the “red trickle” of the 2022 midterm elections, one of the primary reasons that the GOP was able to seize the House majority and the Speaker’s chair was the surprisingly strong showing by New York Republican House candidates. Republicans flipped four seats held by Democrats in competitive districts, a result attributed by most analysts to the down-ballot coattails of GOP gubernatorial candidate Lee Zeldin, who came within single digits of unseating New York Governor Kathy Hochul. It turns out that Nancy Pelosi wasn’t happy with that result at all, a fact she appeared to confirm during a forum hosted by Politico in the closing hours of the DNC convention this week. When asked “what happened” in New York that year, the former Speaker said she believed the results were “related to the gubernatorial race.” It wasn’t exactly a fiery tirade, but there are clearly still some…
Democrat Civil War (Again). Pelosi vs NY Governor – HotAir
