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17. We're not allowed to talk about it

Reply to Kablooie (Reply #16)

Wed Nov 28, 2018, 04:09 PM

Nov 2018

Nobody knows apparently.

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13% "No" vote on Pelosi [View all] brooklynite Nov 2018 OP

Those 32 better not screw this up. dem4decades Nov 2018 #1

if they do................................................................ samnsara Nov 2018 #3

K&R for a 5th rec n/t Jeffersons Ghost Nov 2018 #29

Then they either become republicans, announce that they won't run for reelection. Blue_true Nov 2018 #35

She's been officially nominated by her party blogslut Nov 2018 #2

Does that mean she is potentially unviable if they stick together in January? Renew Deal Nov 2018 #4

well, this is basically a primary election, and january is the general election unblock Nov 2018 #8

It largely depends on whether the "No"s abstain or vote for someone else in January. PoliticAverse Nov 2018 #30

This was a secret ballot, so she's in a good position imo. OnDoutside Nov 2018 #5

Makes me nuts. what do they want no checks on Trump???? redstatebluegirl Nov 2018 #6

Maybe they want leadership that better reflects the base of the party Renew Deal Nov 2018 #13

And just who is that? Kablooie Nov 2018 #16

We're not allowed to talk about it Renew Deal Nov 2018 #17

Liberal women like Pelosi make up a large part of the base emulatorloo Nov 2018 #25

The Republican Party or the Democratic Party? dem4decades Nov 2018 #19

Good question! lilactime Nov 2018 #31

Pelosi told several Dems that they could vote no. kstewart33 Nov 2018 #7

It's okay. It allowed those who made irresponsible Hortensis Nov 2018 #9

"It allowed those who made irresponsible and underprincipled campaign promises..." SharonClark Nov 2018 #27

I don't think that's quite right. W_HAMILTON Nov 2018 #10

Yes. 34 can vote Present. Eric J in MN Nov 2018 #24

Tim Ryan got about twice that NewJeffCT Nov 2018 #11

They sure as heck aren't voting for McCarthy Cosmocat Nov 2018 #12

Two years ago, 63 (32.5%) voted against her nomination as minority leader onenote Nov 2018 #14

She will be the next speaker. She ran unopposed. still_one Nov 2018 #15

She'll get the votes EffieBlack Nov 2018 #18

Pelosi's momentum builds: 'Voting against Pelosi on the floor is a vote for the Republican' Gothmog Nov 2018 #20

The Pathetic Pelosi Putsch Gothmog Nov 2018 #21

The committee assignments will be the rebel rewards, dogcatcher committee... beachbum bob Nov 2018 #22

This message was self-deleted by its author jcgoldie Nov 2018 #23

So, 87'ish percentage for. Wintryjade Nov 2018 #26

You mean the 87% Yes vote? stopbush Nov 2018 #28

No one else is really prepared for the job Buckeyeblue Nov 2018 #32

This message was self-deleted by its author Autumn Nov 2018 #33

Some of the 32 that voted no on caucus, likely will vote yes on the floor. Blue_true Nov 2018 #34