Nancy Pelosi Kicked Out of Capitol Office by New Interim Speaker Patrick McHenry, Stirring Controversy Among Republicans and Democrats Alike

In a surprising move, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has accused the new interim Speaker Patrick McHenry of kicking her out of her workspace in the Capitol. Pelosi, D-Calif., said in a statement that she was told she had to “immediately” move out of her so-called hideaway office in the Capitol.

McHenry, R-N.C., was appointed Speaker Pro Tempore and one of his first actions was to order Pelosi to vacate her office. Pelosi said in a statement that she was “eagerly awaiting” the important decisions the new Republican Leadership must address.

The first big collateral damage of McCarthy’s fall may be the bipartisan “problem solvers caucus”. Axios reports that the Republicans are livid with their Democratic colleagues for letting Kevin McCarthy go down the tubes. Their argument is that McCarthy did the right thing by putting a clean continuing resolution up for a vote. And Democrats – even the “problem solvers” didn’t have his back.

Most House lawmakers have their offices in buildings across the street, but Pelosi has had one in the Capitol because she is the former Speaker. This incident has caused a stir among both Republicans and Democrats, with many finding it both fascinating and comical.

The “problem solvers caucus” is a centrist group with members from both parties. It is unclear how this incident will affect the caucus and the future of the Republican leadership. It remains to be seen how the new Republican leadership will address this situation and the important decisions that they must make.