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San Francisco — Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi issued this statement on the Hong Kong court’s decision to sentence pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong to 10 years in prison.
“A Hong Kong court’s decision to sentence Joshua Wong to a new 10-year prison term under Beijing’s so-called national security law is an appalling abuse of power. After nearly six years behind bars, Joshua was just two months from going home. Now he faces imprisonment until 2036.
San Francisco — Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi issued this statement on the results of the election for California’s 11th Congressional District:
“Connie Chan brought courage, conviction and a deep love for San Francisco to this campaign. As a working mom, a public servant, and an immigrant, she gave voice to families whose struggles she knows firsthand. I was proud to support her, and I am so proud of the campaign she ran.
San Francisco — Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi issued this statement on the election of more than 100 Democratic women to the House of Representatives:
“Today, House Democrats made history on many fronts. One milestone fills me with particular joy and pride: the election of more than 100 Democratic women to the House of Representatives.
San Francisco – Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi issued the following statement after Democrats won the House majority, paving the way for Hakeem Jeffries to be the next Speaker of the House:
“Tonight, the American people have changed the course of our country. By electing a Democratic House majority, they have broken Washington’s Republican monopoly on power and restored a constitutional check on a President who has governed as though none should exist. They have demanded lower costs, better healthcare and a government that fights for working families.
Washington, D.C. — Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi issued the following statement on the passing of labor leader Dolores Huerta:
“Today, we sadly mourn the loss of Dolores Huerta, a leader in the American labor movement and a champion for civil rights who lead with courage and determination.
Dignity and Independence
Earlier this week, I had the pleasure of joining Self-Help for the Elderly and more than two dozen aging and disability advocacy organizations at the newly renovated South Sunset Clubhouse. It was a joy to celebrate the advocates who help San Franciscans receive care, share a meal, remain connected and live independently.
San Francisco – Nicholas Martin, spokesperson for Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi, issued the following statement:
“Today, Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi’s district office received a suspicious letter consistent with mailings reported by other congressional offices around the country. Everyone is safe, and our office is following established security procedures.
Care in Crisis
This week, I joined Congresswoman Terri Sewell at Cooper Green Mercy Hospital in Birmingham to hear directly from patients, providers and advocates about the growing health care crisis. One family shared that after enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits expired, their monthly premium soared from $180 to $1,800—leaving two patients with serious medical conditions uninsured.
Washington, D.C. — Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi joined Congressional Democratic colleagues in a series of recent letters, legislative proposals and court briefs addressing federal policies affecting San Franciscans. The efforts include calls to release housing and energy assistance funding, maintain Medicare and Head Start protections, preserve public lands and access to historical records, and protect voting rights and student survivors of sexual assault.
Protecting Our Health Care
This week, I joined Dr. Susan Ehrlich and San Francisco General Hospital Foundation CEO Kim Meredith at the Commonwealth Club to discuss how President Trump’s Big Ugly Bill threatens health care in our city. From emergency treatment to primary care, Zuckerberg San Francisco General is essential to the health of our community—and Republican Medicaid cuts threaten the care our neighbors depend on.