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We're at Netroots! The Nancy Pelosi Q&AWe're surrounded by bleary eyed, hungover bloggers...there were some late parties last night. But it looks like a full house for the "Ask the Speaker" Q&A with House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.). Netroots Executive Director Gina Cooper just gave attendees 10 seconds to get any loud protests/shenanigans out of their system. Rep. Lloyd Doggett (D-Tex.) just introduced Pelosi, and now Pelosi is making comments. "107 days until the election," Pelosi reminds us. (She recently called President Bush a "total failure.") A few people in the audience are holding up their ACLU pocket-Constitutions while she answers the questions. Yay! Although their arms are going to get tired...this is a two-hour Q&A. She's now defending her moves on FISA. She points the finger at the 17 Democrats who supported the Republicans for the bill's passage. She hints that things will change after a new president is sworn in. Pelosi supports Net Neutrality. She accuses the Bells of standing in the way of innovation by opposing it. Hey look! Al Gore just showed up! Tags: Civil Liberties News
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Jul 19th, 2008 at 12:17pm
I was the first person to demand, in public, that President Richard Nixon resign on April 25, 1974 near Bad Axe, Michigan with 400 or more witnesses. I also founded and distributed the United States national petition to support the recognition of Bangladesh as a free nation.
Jul 19th, 2008 at 12:56pm
I want to know, why she took impeachment off the table, and why she is not pushing to have Karl Rove put in jail.
Jul 19th, 2008 at 2:32pm
Hi Suzanne! I was one of those people holding up my ACLU pocket-Constitution. You can see my blog post on it here:
achievingourcountry.blogspot.com
Thank you so much for supplying those for us. I certainly hope Speaker Pelosi gets the message.
Jul 19th, 2008 at 2:54pm
shortest two hours in the history of the world ...