Pelosi says she urged Biden to publicize cognitive tests, praises AOC and Newsom
Nancy Pelosi said she urged President Joe Biden to publicize a cognitive test to improve his reelection prospects. She also praised Governor Gavin Newsom and Representative Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez while declining to endorse any specific 2028 presidential candidate. Pelosi described her relationship with AOC as amicable despite media portrayals of generational tension.
- ▪Pelosi told Biden that releasing cognitive test results could boost public confidence in his ability to serve a second term.
- ▪She questioned the campaign’s polling data and suggested an outsider pollster speak with Biden’s team.
- ▪Pelosi praised Governor Gavin Newsom’s talent and work ethic without committing to support his potential presidential run.
- ▪She complimented Representative Alexandria Ocasio‑Cortez’s performance and said any decision to run in 2028 rests with her.
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Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) on Tuesday reflected on her conversations with former President Joe Biden, which included advising him to publicize a cognitive test to boost his reelection bid, while also offering praise to Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) when discussing the future of the Democratic Party.Speaking with Politico’s Jonathan Martin in San Francisco, Pelosi shed new light on her conversations with Biden during his embattled campaign for a second term. The former House speaker was also pressed on her opinion about lawmakers viewed as the party’s top picks for a 2028 presidential candidate, but was mum on the idea, only offering her praise.
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