CNN to host town hall with Nancy Pelosi

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Source: CNN



By Katishi Maake, CNN

Updated 1:48 PM ET, Wed September 27, 2017
Story highlights

The event comes on the heels of Senate Republicans' failure to repeal and replace Obamacare
Pelosi is set to take voters' questions on major issues facing the country

Washington (CNN)CNN will host a town hall event featuring House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi on Wednesday, October 4.
The event comes on the heels of Senate Republicans' failure to repeal and replace Obamacare and Democrats' deal with President Donald Trump to attach hurricane relief money to a shorter-term bump in the debt ceiling as well as keeping the government open.
CNN anchor Chris Cuomo will moderate the 60-minute live event at 9 p.m. ET from Washington. ................................

Read more: http://www.cnn.com/2017/09/27/politics/nancy-pelosi-town-hall/index.html

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So glad to see this. I enjoy Nancy and her talks-but she will be taking questions.

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[awesomerwb1]

1. Hope the troublemakers within the DACA recipients

don't show up to cause any trouble. Security should know who they are by now.

Let me be clear: from what I've read the "troublemakers" appear to be a tiny minority group within all DACA recipients. I am in no way saying that all DACA recipients are troublemakers! I support the DREAM Act plus fyi.

[riversedge]

3. I read about that but could not figure out why they made trouble for her.

[BigmanPigman]

2. Today 45 said he wants to work with Dems on fixing Healthcare

and maybe take a vote in Feb. I hope this comes up.

Chris Cuomo should be a good host.

[rockfordfile]

4. What are you talking about? Trump should be impeached and you think he cares about Healthcare?

Trump and gop are un-American. They could careless about Healthcare, Environment etc.. The GOP are trying to take away our way of life.

That's why voting is important.

[BigmanPigman]

5. Oh, believe me I know! I think they are doing the GOP version

of genocide.

I have voted in every election (local included) since I was 18 and worked at the polls sometimes. As a teacher every year I took my first grade class into the polls behind the library and they got a first hand mini civics lesson. My class was always fair (that is a big deal with kids) and democratic. We voted with secret anonymous ballots using privacy boards (to create a little voting booth on your desk) and counted tally marks/votes. We did this at least once a month for things like class leader, class party, etc. They love getting the "I VOTED" stickers in 4 languages too. I hope they all continue voting since many are old enough by now.