House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., is the rare 80-year-old woman unafraid to go out and put herself in danger of contracting coronavirus, syndicated radio host Rush Limbaugh said Wednesday.

Limbaugh was reacting to Pelosi's Monday visit to a San Francisco hair salon that had been shut down due to coronavirus-induced restrictions for a wash and a blowout.

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"She can walk in and make them service her," the host said. "I know people literally terrified to leave their homes. They have been lead to believe outside their door [awaits] an invisible killer."

Limbaugh then asked if Pelosi was "taking hydroxychloroquine as a prophylactic," referring to the anti-malarial drug commonly used to fight lupus and once promoted by President Trump as a possible coronavirus treatment.

"What is she doing? Why does she feel so secure? Why is it that most 80-year-olds are scared to death ... and she isn't?"

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Given Pelosi's brazenness in flouting lockdown restrictions, Limbaugh told his listeners, it is eminently fair to question the Democrats' push for expanded mail-in voting this November.

"Why cant we vote in person?" he asked. "Why do we need mail-in ballots?"