Nancy Pelosi responds to Michelle Obama's claim that America isn't ready for woman president, asks 'why not?'

Nancy Pelosi, the US speaker emerita, criticized Donald Trump's anti-climate remarks made at the UN General Assembly, labeling him as 'the biggest con job in American history.' Trump had described the climate crisis as 'the greatest con job ever perpetrated on the world.' Pelosi's comments were made during a press conference addressing the US's absence from the upcoming Cop30 climate summit in Belém, Brazil, where 195 countries will be represented.

Connie Chan, a progressive lawmaker on the San Francisco board of supervisors, has announced her candidacy to succeed former US House Speaker Nancy Pelosi. At 47, Chan emphasized her commitment to making San Francisco more affordable for working families, framing her campaign as a battle between local interests and outside money.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi clarified her recent comments during a CNN interview, where she referred to President Donald Trump as a 'vile creature.' She stated that this description was intended as a 'euphemism.'

Former first lady Michelle Obama reflected on her role as the first Black first lady, describing it as 'confining' and highlighting the pressures of representation faced by her family in the White House.

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced she will not seek re-election, concluding her long tenure in Congress and leadership within the Democratic Party. This decision marks a significant shift in the party's dynamics as it prepares for future leadership contests.

Stephen A. Smith has criticized former First Lady Michelle Obama's assertion that America is 'not ready' to elect a woman as president. Smith's remarks came during a recent episode of his show, where he expressed disagreement with Obama's claim, suggesting that the country is indeed prepared for a female leader. This exchange highlights ongoing discussions about gender and leadership in American politics.

On a recent episode of 'Straight Shooter,' Stephen A. Smith challenged Michelle Obama's assertion that America is not ready for a female president. Smith's comments come in response to Obama's remarks, which suggested that the country may not be prepared to elect a woman to the highest office. This discussion highlights ongoing debates about gender and leadership in American politics.

'The View' hosts engaged in a heated discussion regarding Michelle Obama's assertion that America is not ready for a female president. Alyssa Farah Griffin countered this claim, arguing that previous female candidates, such as Hillary Clinton and Kamala Harris, were flawed. This exchange highlights ongoing debates about gender and leadership in U.S. politics.