Patrick McHenry Orders Nancy Pelosi to Vacate Capitol Office: What Happened?

The news broke suddenly: Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) was ordered to “immediately” vacate her Capitol hideaway office by Wednesday. But why did acting Speaker Patrick McHenry make this demand? The situation has sparked considerable controversy and raised questions about the transition of power within the House of Representatives.

According to reports, Pelosi on Tuesday said McHenry has ordered her to vacate her office in the Capitol building. This order reportedly applies to a smaller hideaway office she utilized within the Capitol itself. She does maintain her regular office in the Longworth House office building.

The order from Patrick McHenry, the interim speaker, has been met with strong criticism from Pelosi and her supporters. Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi accused the new interim speaker, Patrick McHenry, of ordering her to vacate her workspace in the U.S. Capitol building on what many perceive as short notice.

This situation highlights the tensions surrounding the speakership and the delicate balance of power on Capitol Hill. As the story develops, we will continue to provide updates and analysis on the implications of Patrick McHenry's order for Nancy Pelosi.

Stay tuned for more on the Patrick McHenry - Nancy Pelosi office controversy.