By Missy Crane | December 6, 2019

Conservative writer Ryan Saavedra is right when he asks “What is going on here?” in regards to Nancy Pelosi.

Why can’t the Speaker of the House talk without slurring? Why is her face spasming?  Why is she unable to pronounce many common words?

This is not some one-off thing either. Pelosi has been slurring and stammering for a while now but it’s gotten so much worse and nobody in the press seems to care one iota about it.

During her impeachment speech yesterday, her face was spasming, she had a bandaged nose, and she was slurring like crazy. Her behavior and appearance were far more disturbing than her actual impeachment announcement; after all this woman is 3rd in line for the presidency.

What is happening to Pelosi is not the “signs” of someone who is well and healthy.

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And it just keeps getting worse…During a town hall event with low-rated CNN, Pelosi was trying to say the word “Constitution” and she could not spit it out. For a moment there it looks as if she was about to lose her teeth trying to say it.

How can anyone watch this and not ask the question “What is going on here?”

You be the judge. Watch the video below and tell me if this is “normal behavior.”

We need to see this woman’s health records – is she even mentally capable of making decisions when it comes to impeachment? Also, is there substance abuse? These are all things we have a right to know about. She’s an elected official, she works for us.

You can watch the video below:

https://twitter.com/RealSaavedra/status/1202777297285083136

This piece originally appeared in WayneDupree.com and is used by permission.

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