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Internet Hero Creates Fake Letter From Nancy Pelosi With Perfect 5 Word Response to Trump and People So Wish It Was Real

Internet Hero Creates Fake Letter From Nancy Pelosi With Perfect 5 Word Response to Trump and People So Wish It Was Real
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President Donald Trump wrote an erratic six-page letter to House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) ahead of a House vote expected to result in his official impeachment.

The letter, which read somewhat like one of the President's infamous Twitter screeds, included numerous lies and attacks on the characters of Congress members endorsing his impeachment.


Pelosi admitted she hadn't had time to read the letter due to congressional business, but said that what she had read of it was "sick" and "ridiculous."

But it's an imagined response from Pelosi that's currently going viral on Twitter.

Take a look.

The fake letter reads:

"Sir, this is a Wendy's."

For those unfamiliar, the response is commonly deployed to someone who goes on a lengthy or irrational rant on an unimportant topic.

To many who wish the letter was real, it was the perfect response.








The House is currently debating the articles of impeachment—abuse of power and obstruction of Congress—on the floor ahead of the final votes.

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