Accuracy in Media

As the Free Beacon noted, Pelosi was upset and may have used the outburst to not answer the question at hand.

When asked if she believes an unborn baby with a human heart and a human liver is a human being, House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi used her Catholic faith to shame a reporter and avoid the question Thursday afternoon.

“Why don’t you take your ideological questions–listen, I want to say something to you,” Pelosi said, waving her hand at the reporter. “I don’t know who you are, and you’re welcome to be here–freedom of this press. I am a devout practicing Catholic, a mother of five children. When my baby was born, my fifth child, my oldest child was six years old. I think I know more about this subject than you, with all due respect.”

Pelosi did not reveal if she believed the unborn baby was a human being or not.

Despite admitting not knowing the reporter, Pelosi said she knew more about the subject because of her faith and her experience as a mother. The minority leader’s assertion goes against the views of the Catholic Church, however.





Ready to fight back against media bias?
Join us by donating to AIM today.

Comments

Comments are turned off for this article.