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Clinton Supporters Urge Pelosi Not to Interfere

March 26, 2008

The Washington Post has an article today that in part reports that Clinton donors and supporters tell Nancy Pelosi to back off. In a letter to Pelosi, Clinton supporters wrote:

The criticism represented the latest effort by Clinton’s campaign and its allies to beat back talk that Sen. Barack Obama (D-Ill.) has amassed enough of a lead in pledged delegates that she will not be able to overtake him, and arguments that a continuation of the conflict between the two candidates will hurt the party in November.

In my opinion Nancy Pelosi has not done a very good job of running the House of Representatives during her tenure. She has not reached out to republicans and with the divisive political scene in Washington, the republicans have yet to reach out to her.

As I’ve stated before in a post, the democratic party set up the rules of the game when they created a system that involved super delegates. I find it very curious that the Obama supporters want to abandon the system. Why do you think that might be?

Posted by Jason Rowsey | Filed Under Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton, Politics 

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2 Responses to “Clinton Supporters Urge Pelosi Not to Interfere”

  1. Ben Keeler on March 27th, 2008 11:11 am

    “In my opinion Nancy Pelosi has not done a very good job of running the House of Representatives during her tenure.”

    Maybe the biggest understatement ever. If I was a Democrat I would be looking for a replacement in the House.

  2. admin on March 27th, 2008 8:38 pm

    I’m afraid some people were too quick to make history by having the first female Speaker of the House. She has not been incredibly effective.

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