Nancy Pelosi's Home Vandalized With Pig's Heads and Fake Blood Over $600 Stimulus

Despite the fact the coronavirus vaccine is well on its way, a relief package to help people and businesses here in the U.S is still very much needed.

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This is why the second major stimulus bill, including $600 stimulus checks, during the pandemic was approved by Congress in December.

Following the approval, a separate bill to boost the $600 stimulus checks up to $2,000 was then voted upon...

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But it faced difficulty in the Senate due to objection.

And with many Americans unhappy with the support they're receiving, a brutal message has been sent to Nancy Pelosi...

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And it's very clear.

Now, pharmaceutical organizations from all around the world have been working tirelessly to discover a vaccine for months...

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But, to begin with, they didn’t have much luck.

However, some amazing news was brought to us a couple of weeks ago.

American multinational pharmaceutical corporation, Pfizer and German biotechnology company, BioNTech have been working on a coronavirus vaccine for the last few months, and now, it's finally ready.

The vaccine underwent its phase 3 study...

Which has enrolled 44,000 people in the U.S and in 5 other countries.

And as for the results?

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Well, they were looking that good that some countries have started distributing the COVID vaccine out to their citizens a few weeks ago.

However, despite this exciting news...

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Our world is not back to normal just yet.

With many people and businesses still struggling...

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Support is still desperately needed.

So the news at the end of December that a new coronavirus relief package had finally been agreed upon was a relief for many.

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But what many people weren't happy with was the resistance, by certain members, of a separate bill to bump the $600 stimulus checks up to $2,000.

Particularly, senator Mitch McConnell...

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As he rejected efforts to pass the standalone bill that would increase stimulus checks.

And as a result...

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He was sent a message that can't be missed.

McConnell's Kentucky home was vandalized seemingly due to not passing the $2,000 stimulus bill.

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His home was sprayed with red and white paint with various messages, though the main one read...

"Were's my money."

Police say that right now, they don't know who's responsible for the vandalism, TMZ reported.

But McConnell wasn't the only one to be targeted...

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Because house speaker, Nancy Pelosi, also had her San Francisco home vandalized.

Although she did not vote on the stimulus bill, Pelosi spent months in the lead to up to the November election passing on bills that would have helped Americans...

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Something that hasn't been forgotten.

Pelosi's home was sprayed with black paint on the garage that read "$2K" and "Cancel rent, we want everything."

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But that's not the worst of it...

In front of the graffiti lay a pig’s head surround by a pool of seemingly fake blood.

San Fran cops responded to a vandalism call at Pelosi's home around 3 AM and a police report was taken, but it's unclear if they have any suspects, law enforcement sources said to TMZ.

It's going to take a lot of scrubbing to remove that!

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