Washington House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is determined to pursue her impeachment efforts with Trump's tough decisions and leadership.

Nancy Pelosi wrote a detailed script for each step of the US House of Representatives in impeaching President Donald Trump. According to many lawmakers and people close to Pelosi, all the important decisions, from opening the investigation to drafting impeachment terms, were decided by her, and then transferred to a leadership group of 12 people in the House of Representatives.

Committee presidents, including Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler, who is in charge of drafting the terms of impeachment of Trump, also sometimes play a supporting role, and only get details after Pelosi has Clearly planned, according to many MPs and aides close to her.

Pelosi, famous for his fierce leadership style, has brought the issue to its peak in the past few weeks, when the House of Representatives was very close to the end of the Trump impeachment investigation.

"It's a typical Pelosi," said Senator Anna Eshoo, a close aide to the Speaker of the House of Representatives. "She has strong faith in the impeachment process of Trump, besides her firm belief in the Constitution."

"One of the more recent Pelosi sentences is' Now is our time, but I often quipped 'This is her time,'" Eshoo said.

Pelosi shocked Washington on Thursday when the House of Representatives announced it would begin drafting terms for impeachment of Trump, a task she personally directed her committee chairmen to carry out. During a press conference announcing the decision, Pelosi stood alone in front of a set of television lenses, behind which were neatly decorated with American flags where she had declared the House of Representatives to begin investigating impeachment of Trump nearly three months ago. there.

However, this is not just the latest episode of "Trump - Pelosi TV show" lasted all the time. Despite many fierce disagreements with Trump, Pelosi insists she still respects the White House, even when Trump is in power. Pelosi insists that she often prayed for Trump.

However, the Speaker of the House of Representatives asserted that it is necessary to act immediately because Trump's unusual behavior so far is a "threat" to the 2020 presidential election.

"The abusive president undermines national security and jeopardizes the integrity of our elections," Pelosi told reporters.

However, the way Pelosi conducts impeachment of Trump shows many contradictions. She has contacted the leadership team and members of the House of Representatives to listen and update information for them more than usual.

Conversations with lawmakers seem endless throughout the office, in the House of Representatives and on the phone. However, some Democrats say that they recently felt that Pelosi only briefed them instead of consulting them, and they often only grasped the issue after she made the decision.

During a press conference on December 5, Pelosi was also angry at a reporter when he questioned whether she "hated the President". "I don't hate anyone," Pelosi pointed at the male reporter and said, her face showing anger. "I grew up in a Catholic family and we don't hate anyone in this world. So don't accuse me of it."

For some Democrats, this reminded them of the moment when Pelosi pointed to Trump during meetings about Syria a few weeks ago. This moment was captured and shared widely online, making many people think of the "confrontation of power" between Trump and Pelosi.

Although Pelosi has worked hard to promote the Trump impeachment investigation, a poll conducted by Democratic members of the House of Representatives in the 60 counties in late November showed voters' views on the investigation. impeachment is not much changed.

The poll also found that cutting health care costs is a matter of primary voter interest rather than impeachment of Trump. That forced Pelosi to still protect Democrats from voters, while continuing to "fight" with Trump.

Less than two hours after Pelosi announced drafting a impeachment clause on Trump, she announced that the House of Representatives would vote on the Democratic Party's prescription drug bill next week.

Many Democrats who have a neutral view have praised the approach of "female general" Pelosi, who has just pioneered the debate over Trump, while still trying to fulfill her legislative duties.

Democrats, including the Judiciary Committee, remain tight-lipped about the next steps in drafting the impeachment clause Trump next week. However, MPs and officials close to her said they were waiting for Pelosi to decide which impeachment terms would be brought to the House of Representatives to vote.

Pelosi repeatedly asserted that the impeachment investigation "was not related to politics". But with nearly 20 years of leadership in parliamentary groups, she is well aware of the risk that such a "divisive act" may affect newly elected parliamentarians, who have helped her win seats. Chairman of the House of Representatives twice.

MPs in Pelosi's Democratic Party are well aware of the risks they will face. Just hours after Pelosi's announcement, Trump's campaign manager tweeted to Kendra Horn, one of the Democrats serving the first terms in the House of Representatives, showing the results of the poll. her district's opinion on the impeachment investigation, accompanied by a warning that Democrats "will suffer even more failures.

The poll showed that 45% of respondents supported the impeachment investigation, while 52% objected. If Horn voted in favor of impeachment Trump, the voters in the county could turn away and not continue to vote for her next year.

"Nancy Pelosi is pushing her team members to the edge of the abyss. The impeachment effort is 'killing' her newly elected MPs and the recent survey results show that," Brad said. Parscale, Trump's 2020 campaign manager, wrote on Twitter.

A few weeks ago, more than 10 Democrats with neutral views stood up in a secret session of the House of Representatives and stressed that it was imperative to approve the new North American trade deal before the holiday season, At the same time, he warned that if Democrats focus solely on impeaching Trump, they could lose a majority of the House of Representatives next year.

Pelosi had to address the issue directly, holding a meeting early next week between newly elected Democrats and Richard Trumka, a trade union leader who greatly affected the deal. North American trade.

Pelosi is also working hard to bring a prescription drug bill to the House of Representatives to vote next week. She is even playing a more prominent role than the committee chair, who is often in charge of health law.

"She's a very close person," MP Pramila Jayapal, a member of the House Judiciary Committee, commented on Pelosi. "She knows exactly what is happening or her office is involved in every decision, and she tries to find a balance so that Democrats can unite with each other."