Comedian Andrew Schulz Shreds Nancy Pelosi, San Francisco

Comedian Andrew Schulz isn't exactly known as a conservative figurehead, but even he can't ignore the fact that liberals are REALLY damaging this amazing country that we live in.

Take San Francsisco and Nancy Pelosi, for instance.

The famous comedian always wanted to give San Francisco the benefit of the doubt.

He assumed that the way the media portrayed the conditions in San Francisco was nothing more than a right-wing ploy to scare America into shying away from liberal policies in the future.

But then he visited the city in California himself.

I think it would be fair to say that Schulz believes the reports of the conditions now.

They were definitely NOT exaggerating, and Schulz knows that now.

 

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It wasn't just the city in general that Andrew Schulz tore up during a recent comedy performance, he also laid into Nancy Pelosi, one of the people responsible for letting things get this bad.

Referring to the fact that Nancy Pelosi pushes for soft-on-crime policies, Schulz said that "it’s crazy you could predict the stock market for 3 decades, but not predict that if you let people steal, they’ll do it."

Schulz also questioned why the people of San Francisco never seem to be using personal hygiene products despite constantly stealing them.

"Don’t get me wrong. I understand the idea behind the progressive policies. It’s a city that’s going, ‘you know what? We trust our people to be good.’ And we learned you’re not. You’re not," he began the joke. He went on:

You will steal a toothbrush if it’s not behind bulletproof glass. The toothbrushes [in San Francisco] have more security than the Mona Lisa. There’s a problem.

Then, the grand finale: "And I’ve been to the Tenderloin [neighborhood]. There’s not a lot of teeth. Who’s stealing these toothbrushes, deodorant and shampoo? The Tenderloin should smell like Sephora. It smells like Nancy Pelosi’s strap-on."

What do you think?

Just a case of the truth hurting, or did Schulz go too far?

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