>>>>The work week is winding down, time for a Friday afternoon rhubarb ;-)
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>>>>Waiting for the network guy to fix something for me, I just took a look at today's news and came across this ---
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>>>>http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com/2010/11/05/boren-the-latest-dem-to-urge-pelosi-to-step-down/?hpt=T2
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>>>>Here is one reader comment at the bottom that I liked.
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>>>>The sheer, unvarnished gall of that woman! She drove her party off a cliff, and now she's clawing her way through the corpses. She should resign, not just from her leadership post, but from the House of Representatives.
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>>>>I forget who wrote it but there was something from very early in the Obama administration that hit the nail on the head IMO. "When President Obama is sitting around a table with Harry Reid and Nancy Pelosi," the columnist wrote, "he needs to realize he's not among friends."
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>>>>If somehow she does wind up leaving the House completely, the floor is now open to suggestions for her post-political career (evil smile).
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>>>You may remember my prediction after the election that President Obama had more to fear from Pelosi and Reid than McConnell and Boehner.
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>>why the big thing about Pelosi.I often see her referred to in less than glowing terms.
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>Are you saying that with all the media attention over there on the tea party there wasn't at least equal attention paid to Pelosi?
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>I actually think the primary reason the Republicans retook the house is not as much about Obama's policies and decisions as it is about wanting Pelosi no longer running the House.

That doesn't tell me much does it. And I haven't seen much if any coverage of Pelosi.

Also the Tea Party has had some not so bad press over here acknowleding a genuine movement with a troubling lunatic fringe.