Nancy Pelosi Mocks Christians with Fake Southern Accent at Harvard Event

There’s a growing chasm between America’s political elite and the millions of faithful citizens who still believe in something greater than government. Behind closed doors at prestigious institutions, the mask sometimes slips (spoiler: it’s not pretty), revealing just how our ruling class really views traditional religious Americans.

At Harvard Kennedy School this week, that mask didn’t just slip – it fell completely off. What emerged was a display of disdain so brazen, so dripping with condescension, that even jaded political observers were left stunned.

From ‘BizPac Review’:

Nancy Pelosi sparked backlash after a hateful attack on Christians, employing a fake accent to drive home her insult. In an interview at the Harvard Kennedy School this week, the former House Speaker perplexed attendees when she seemed to roll out a faux Southern accent in a rant about people of faith. “You’re people of faith!? You go to church on Sunday and pray in church on Sunday and prey on people the rest of the week!?” the 85-year-old California Democrat asked while speaking with journalist Alison King. “What is this?”

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The venom in those words reveals something far darker than political disagreement. This is pure, unadulterated bigotry against Christians, delivered with a mocking Southern drawl that adds an extra layer of scorn for millions of Americans below the Mason-Dixon line. Pelosi didn’t just attack faith – she performed a caricature, adopting a fake accent to paint religious conservatives as backward hypocrites unworthy of respect.

Pattern of Contempt

This isn’t Pelosi’s first rodeo when it comes to religious hypocrisy. The woman who claims to be a “devout Catholic” was banned from receiving Holy Communion by Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone in 2022 for her radical abortion advocacy. Her response? “I received Communion anyway. That’s his problem, not mine.” Such breathtaking arrogance from someone who dares lecture others about their faith.

Here’s the thing about fake accents – they’re never about connection, always about condescension. It’s the same patronizing performance we’ve seen from Kamala Harris and Hillary Clinton – coastal aristocrats who suddenly develop a drawl when they want to either pander to or mock “those people” in flyover country. As one social media user perfectly noted, “It didn’t work for Kamala, it doesn’t work for Nancy.”

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