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Pelosi's strength

One takeaway from the House vote is to confirm something we basically knew: Nancy Pelosi is a very strong legislative leader. Speaker Pelosi deserves her due on Saturday’s vote. She had said she'd get this out of the House as soon as she had the votes. Full Article at The Politico

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  1. For generations, the American people have called for affordable, quality health care for their families. Today, the call will be answered
    Nancy Pelosi – Nancy Pelosi SOURCE: Chicago Tribune 3 weeks ago
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    Barack Obama – Barack Obama SOURCE: KIVITV.com 4 weeks ago
  3. I wouldn't refer to it as a squeaker, but I think it's going to be close ... This is a huge undertaking.
    – Steny Hoyer SOURCE: KIVITV.com 4 weeks ago
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