Pope Leo’s brother shares clip calling Pelosi a ‘drunk c***’ and scolds Dems for having ‘Trump derangement syndrome’
Pope Leo XIV’s eldest brother shared a raft of pro-Donald Trump, anti-Democrat content on social media, including reposting a clip that branded former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi a “drunk c***.”
Just weeks before Leo, 69, emerged from the conclave as the first American to lead the Roman Catholic church, his brother Louis Prevost appeared to share several posts on Facebook in support of the Trump administration, while rebuking his Democrat friends.
In an April post, the elder Prevost shared a clip of then-California Representative Pelosi from 1996 expressing concerns about the trade deficit between the U.S. and China.
“These f***ing liberals crying about tariffs is just unreal. Do they not know that there is a thing called video?” the caption of the Facebook post, which Prevost did not write, read.
This development comes after the new pontiff, born Robert Prevost, 69, was already criticized by the MAGA movement for apparently opposing Trump’s America First agenda.
“Just listen to what this drunk c*** has to say. In the mid 90’s,” it added.
In another Facebook post on April 18, Prevost shared a video of a mock support group for those suffering from Trump Derangement Syndrome, a faux illness which Republicans have described as the “acute onset of paranoia in otherwise normal persons that is in reaction” to the president’s policies.
“For my upset, crying, and left-leaning friends and others suffering from TDS, this service seems right for you,” Prevost wrote.
In March, Prevost wrote: “Maybe it’s time to seriously consider isolationism and let Europe go their own way into complete socialism and ultimately communism.”
In other Facebook posts shared after Trump returned to office, Prevost voiced support for Elon Musk’s Department of Government Efficiency while commenting on gender issues and Russia’s war with Ukraine.
Prior to former President Joe Biden stepping off the Democratic ticket last summer over concerns about his mental acuity, Prevost reshared a post, reading: “Please pray for the 33% who approve of Biden, that they be healed of their mental affliction.”
Prevost told Newsmax in an interview over the weekend that his brother’s new role will force him to change some of his behavior.
“I’ve had to modify my activities and what I do, what I say, what I write in public spaces or say in public spaces. I’ve seen a couple already,” the Pope’s brother said. “I don’t want to get him in trouble or raise any grief or cause problems.”
The elder Prevost also confirmed that he has had political discussions with his brother in the past.
