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Obama and Pelosi should just leave the rest of us Americans alone. Obama is about the only former President to campaign in a midterm and with his usual rhetoric as harsh as usual too. Although Pelosi victory speech tonight was surprisingly acceptable in content and tone.
I wish Obama had spoken more. Oprah, too, for that matter.
They both crawled all over Florida and Georgia and evidently reminded people why Republicans should be elected, since everyone they campaigned for lost.
I wish they had campaigned strongly in California and New York.
Leave him alone? .......... Nah
Pelosi:
There are 58 NeverPelosi Democratic candidates who look like they will win. So it doesn't look like Pelosi can win Speaker. Here's an article that explains it all, including what happens if members simply vote "present".
She is not a shoo-in. And if too many D's vote "present" it could throw the Speakership to the R's - even without a majority.
Obama and Pelosi should just leave the rest of us Americans alone. Obama is about the only former President to campaign in a midterm and with his usual rhetoric as harsh as usual too. Although Pelosi victory speech tonight was surprisingly acceptable in content and tone.
You don't get to dictate what they want to do.
Oh, and by the way, that's Madam Speaker Pelosi, to you. Read that and weep.
more like "historical failures". They are both national embarrassments that need to go away
LOL, so bitter and angry. ODS, in full effect.
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