WASHINGTON (AP) — Nancy Pelosi thought briefly she might have died on Jan. 6, 2021.
Not quite two years later, the threat of political violence would come for her husband at their home.
“Where’s Nancy? Where’s Nancy?”
That was the chilling question the intruder posed to Paul Pelosi before bludgeoning the then-82-year-old over the head with a hammer in their San Francisco house. It echoed the menacing jeers of the rioters roaming the halls of the Capitol calling out “Nancy, Nancy” on Jan. 6.
The through line of escalating political rhetoric and violence in American public life serves as the opening and closing message of Pelosi’s new book, “The Art of Power, My
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