Nancy Pelosi Dodges Questions on Husband's Hit-and-Run Charge and $3.3 Billion Israel Aid Vote
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Updated · Fox News · Jul 21
Nancy Pelosi Dodges Questions on Husband's Hit-and-Run Charge and $3.3 Billion Israel Aid Vote
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jul 21
Summary
Nancy Pelosi repeatedly declined to answer questions about Paul Pelosi’s newly filed misdemeanor hit-and-run charge and her vote for an amendment to cut $3.3 billion in U.S. aid to Israel.
Paul Pelosi, 86, was charged Friday in Napa County with a misdemeanor and an unsafe-turn infraction after allegedly hitting a parked Tesla on July 3 and leaving without contacting the owner.
Deputies found him about a half mile away after his Maserati broke down; he said he knew he hit something but was unsure what it was and planned to return.
The case prompted authorities to seek a behind-the-wheel driving evaluation and revived scrutiny after his 2022 DUI crash, which ended in a guilty plea to a misdemeanor.
Pelosi’s Israel vote came with more than 100 House Democrats backing Rep. Thomas Massie’s failed amendment, 314-104, underscoring growing Democratic pressure over Israel’s war in Gaza.