Watch: Mayra Flores’ Proud Mom Response To Video Showing Pelosi Elbowing Her Daughter During Photo Op

History was recently made when Mayra Flores, a Mexican-born US citizen, won her election in a historically blue Texas district. You see, the Left is all about identity politics and race… until minority citizens break from Leftist tradition and dare to choose conservatism instead. And Mayra Flores is conservative. A conservative Latina woman and mother who won her election in a blue Texas district. This pretty much automatically puts a target on her back from the party that pretends to be inclusive and tolerant. Now, Leftist identity politics dictates that Leftist politicians have to at least pretend to treat her with dignity and respect (until they call her some horrifyingly racist thing, like when they called Larry Elder the “black face of white supremacy). But every so often, someone’s true feelings slip through their carefully crafted facade. And this time, it was Nancy Pelosi who’s mask slipped.

During a photo op during Mayra Flores’ historic swearing in, Nancy Pelosi can be seen looking down at Mayra’s young daughter in disgust, then using her elbow to shove the girl to the side. But that lovely young girl wasn’t the least bit fazed. Check out the video.

Now, Pelosi’s Chief of Staff and their leftist mainstream media PR allies of course ran interference and claimed that Nancy was simply making sure that the girl could be seen in the photo on this momentous occasion.

But y’all can see multiple angles of video. She clearly looks down at the young girl standing close to her and then elbows her off to the side. She doesn’t reach her arm around to gently usher her forward. She doesn’t step back to prevent her body from blocking the girl. She doesn’t speak up and say, “Let’s make sure your daughter is visible for the picture because I just noticed my body might be blocking hers.” No, she literally uses her elbow to shover the girl off to the side. Spin it all you want, Pelosi, but the world saw you shove that little girl. Is Nancy so threatened and insecure that shoving a little girl during a photo op makes her feel powerful?