Nancy Pelosi Makes Surprise Trip to Iraq – What Exactly Did She Say?
Political Party Realignment? That Might be Fun
There used to be a Whig Party in the United States. William Henry Harrison and Zachary Taylor were elected President as Whigs. In practice, the U.S. Constitution only allows for two dominant parties to exist at any given time for reasons involving the make-up of the U.S. Congress and the Electoral College system.
Why Drilling in ANWR Won’t Help the Price of Oil
Pelosi, Democrats Ask FTC to Investigate Gas Prices
Nancy Pelosi Talks about Earth Day and Climate Change
Bush Asks Pelosi to Change Her Mind on Columbia Free Trade
Reid and Pelosi Slam Bush’s Call for More Tax Cuts
Pelosi: Columbia Free Trade Will Not Pass
The “Madness” of Hillary Clinton
The Homopoliticus: The “Madness” of Hillary Clinton
Hillary Clinton seems to be in a lot of trouble. Her campaign may be running out of steam. And eventually, money, as she simply cannot compete with Barack Obama in fundraising numbers. And almost day by day, it seems someone else is calling for her to get out of the race.
Party Leaders Want Super Delegates to Make Their Decision in June
Since neither Democratic presidential candidate will win enough delegates to secure the party's nomination, party leaders like DNC chair Howard Dean and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi are turning are turning up the heat on the 300 or so undecided super delegates to make up their minds well before the Democratic convention in late August.
Nancy Pelosi on the 4,000th US Casualty in Iraq
Pelosi Urges Bush to Help Struggling Americans
Today, House Speaker Rep. Nancy Pelosi issued a statement urging the President Bush to do more to help Americans struggling under the weight of the current economy. "While there is no quick fix to repair our struggling economy, more must be done to begin to reverse the economic mismanagement of the past seven years.
House Passes FISA Bill with No Immunity for Telecom Companies
Pelosi to Cheney: Negotiate Oil Prices
Democrats Vote to Kill Most Bush Tax Cuts
Today both the House and Senate voted to let many of the Bush tax cuts expire in 2010. The House Democrats budget plan would increase spending on domestic programs, and pay for it by letting all of the Bush tax cuts die. The Senate was much choosier. It extended $340 billion worth of tax cuts for middle and upper income people, businesses, and those inheriting large estates.