Nancy Pelosi calls female US president in her lifetime unlikely: ‘Marble ceiling’

Outgoing Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi stated in a recent interview that she believes it is unlikely a woman will be elected US president in her lifetime, citing a "marble ceiling" hindering female advancement. Pelosi expressed disappointment, noting she expected a female president before a female House Speaker. She referenced Hillary Clinton's and Kamala Harris' defeats, suggesting the American people may be more ready for a female president than Congress. Pelosi, who turns 86 in March, predicts a woman will hold the office within the next generation. Her comments echo similar sentiments expressed by Michelle Obama regarding the country's readiness for a female leader. Pelosi served in Congress for four decades and was the first female House Speaker.

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