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In reply to the discussion: Can anyone point out any substantive criticism of Pelosi? [View all]JHan
(10,173 posts)58. Except no. That's your spin. What she said is the typical boilerplate utterance..
said by prospective congressional leaders.
Mitch McConnell said the same about Obama didn't he? And how did that turn out.
There's a difference between politispeak and serious intent.
Why did you buy it at face value?
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To be fair, they've been even extremely helpful in pointing out who should be
OnDoutside
Nov 2018
#1
When people advocate change, you gotta ask them---to what? And then check their RECORD.
Doitnow
Nov 2018
#72
Bill putting in the final nails in the 'fairness doctrine' was one of his worst mistakes
LiberalLovinLug
Nov 2018
#73
they're dumb and they might fall for it, believing their own BS about a 20-1 monopoly
certainot
Nov 2018
#80
Pelosi's been doing this stuff since she was a kid following her father around...
TreasonousBastard
Nov 2018
#10
If you asked Conor Lamb why he opposes Pelosi you'd get a very different answer
JonLP24
Nov 2018
#16
It reminds me a little bit of when I teach about Anti-Federalists in my government class
Bucky
Nov 2018
#17
Who said the "there are moderate republicans all over the place" quote? I don't
Squinch
Nov 2018
#32
That report is false. Fudge did not sign the pledge not to vote for Pelosi. She is undecided
still_one
Nov 2018
#52
It doesn't help that she's married to one of the great retail politicians.
Pope George Ringo II
Nov 2018
#101
Like things with Trumpers aren't already divisive? They don't get to dictate who our leaders are
MrsCoffee
Nov 2018
#25
This is about the House being a graveyard for talented young Democrats as much as anything else
BeyondGeography
Nov 2018
#23
If we pushed Nancy out after she won an important midterm, there is no one capable of replacing her
Demsrule86
Nov 2018
#44
If they had a good explanation of why they simply prefer it, I'd be more inclined to give a shit.
Iggo
Nov 2018
#82
Some folks ran on moderate or independent-minded campaigns in competitive red/purple districts
IronLionZion
Nov 2018
#33
Please stop saying some Democrats are on the "right." Yes, some are moderate, but that sure as hell
LBM20
Nov 2018
#71
But she is documented as effective. Regardless of her speaking ability it does not get in her way.
Wintryjade
Nov 2018
#54
She didn't support impeachment because she can count, and because she's not into failure.
PBass
Nov 2018
#90
I don't know why everyone is so worked up over this. Not everyone loves the person that others love.
Honeycombe8
Nov 2018
#74
Her support of Pay Go is unbelievably stupid, and will block the progressive reforms we might make.
PBass
Nov 2018
#89
You do realise that she repeatedly waived paygo in her previous stint as Speaker right?
JHan
Nov 2018
#92