Pelosi Says Dem Donors ‘Split’ On Biden, ‘Concerned’ After Weak Debate

Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was forced to admit that Democratic donors are “split” on whether they want President Joe Biden to remain atop their party’s ticket moving forward following his pitiful debate performance on Thursday against former President Donald Trump.

In an interview with MSNBC’s Andrea Mitchell, the far-left host noted that the California Democrat is a “legendary fundraiser” before asking what she has been hearing within party donor ranks after calls for him to drop out began to steamroll.

“This is something that is undermining our democracy, and he must be stopped. He cannot be president so therefore people are very concerned. It’s split.”

Pelosi heaped praise on Biden as the “most patriotic” person in the country before remarkably claiming that he’s been “at the top of his game” every time she’s spoken to him.

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