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Clearing the Browser Tabs – The Last Sunday of Nancy Pelosi’s Reign

Jimmie | October 31, 2010 | Comments (1)

Think about this for a moment. After the tidal wave of voter anger at how they’ve been treated by those who think themselves better in every way arrives on Tuesday, Nancy Pelosi will no longer be in charge. Oh, sure, she’ll still be able to shove through a couple things as a lame-duck Speaker until she’s tossed out of the seat (and it’s thoroughly sanitized) in January and it wouldn’t surprise me if she did. However, she also knows, deep in her prune-sized heart that if she does, she will doom her party to utter irrelevance in 2012.

So, this is the last Sunday she’ll be able to truly vex and that makes it a very good day indeed.

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