What's $1000 to an uber-wealthy "public servant"?

When asked what she thought about the fact that many companies have announced wage hikes or $1000 holiday bonuses for their employees as a result of the President Donald Trump tax cut, wealthy, leftist Democrat Nancy Pelosi basically scoffed at the actions, calling them “crumbs”.

Forget the fact that Pelosi lavished praise on Barack Obama for his $40 payroll tax cut back in the day. She called it a “victory for all Americans” and attributed the accomplishment to “Obama’s leadership.”

But tax cuts in addition to wage hikes and bonuses? Nothing to see here, according to Pelosi. Then again, I imagine being a multi-millionaire who has never held a job outside of taxpayer-funded political positions qualifies Pelosi to think of these actions as nothing. After all, what’s $1000 to someone who never has to worry about making it to the next paycheck just to pay the electric bill? One thousand dollars wouldn’t pay for one of Pelosi’s shoes (though I bet one of her many maids could use a crumb like that), so what's the big deal about a measly grand? While Pelosi tells us pathetic masses that we can just eat our cake, she mocks real money that real people may really need, while maintaining the republicans are the greedy and uncaring ones.

Speaking of leftist hypocrisy, they’re going apes over Trump’s alleged “s-hole” comment about nearly demolished places like Haiti. (Which, if he really said it, is so harsh and unfair, because we all know how pleasant and delightful the conditions of third-world countries are). This has a few people asking if the left would have been less offended if Trump had used the word “deplorable.” Apparently so, since we never heard a peep from the left when their golden child Hillary described Trump supporters as such.

Somehow, though, they still expect us to see them as the party of love. Sure, okay. As my high school French teacher would say, donnez-moi a break.