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A Woman's Place Is In The House

Open Thread: Nancy Pelosi, Living Her Best Life

by Anne Laurie|  September 12, 20234:13 am| 69 Comments

This post is in: A Woman's Place Is In The House, NANCY SMASH!, Open Threads, Proud to Be A Democrat

Great read by @markzbarabak about the former House Speaker who dances in four-inch heels in the wings of Grateful Dead shows: Column: Nancy Pelosi on Dylan, the Grateful Dead, a wild night in Argentina — and the healing power of music https://t.co/lPsZQgEvKr

— Seema (@LATSeema) August 29, 2023

Bob Weir was cold.

It was a partly cloudy July night and temperatures were falling as Dead & Co. played before tens of thousands of fans in San Francisco, ancestral home of the band’s legendary forebear, the Grateful Dead.

Typical summer weather in the city, and Nancy Pelosi knew what to do.

Socks, she told the Birkenstock-shod guitarist on a visit backstage. And a hat.

It may be easier to picture the former speaker, still one of America’s most influential women, surrounded by suits and wingtips than beads and sandals. But Pelosi, who grew up listening to opera waft through the streets of Baltimore’s Little Italy, is a genuine tie-dyed in the wool Deadhead, as cultists and aficionados of the group are known.

She’s friends with Weir and drummer Mickey Hart, having seen the Dead and assorted iterations more times than she remembers. On several occasions, the elegantly styled lawmaker has been seen dancing in the wings, 4-inch heels and all.

It wasn’t certain she’d make the band’s valedictory performance that night, one of the last of Dead & Co.’s recently concluded farewell tour. The House of Representatives was pitching another fit, with balky Republicans acting up, must-pass legislation stalled and restless lawmakers anxiously eyeing the exits.

But in the end, the House approved the necessary defense spending bill with time to spare and Pelosi easily made it home for the Friday night show, mingling with the band and scoring the evening’s set list as a souvenir.

When Weir returned for the second half he was still sockless.

But he had on a hat…

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(A smart lad listens to his nonna.)

“They’re wonderful musicians,” Pelosi said of the Dead and company, putting a lie to the notion — propounded mostly by haters — that the group’s kaleidoscopic catalog can only be enjoyed in a drunken stupor or chemically induced haze. (Pelosi doesn’t drink and has never used drugs.) “It’s great music.”…

Perusing the menu at San Francisco’s Delancey Street Restaurant — a favorite of local politicians, staffed by ex-convicts and recovering addicts — Pelosi savors the freedom of life as just another member of the House.

“You have to remember,” she says, “that for 20 years, either as speaker or [minority] leader, I was responsible for everything that happened on the floor … in terms of what happened with the Democrats … and I didn’t even realize that it was a burden until it was gone and I was like, ‘Oh, my God. What a relief.’ ”…

“I still, obviously, take an interest in the legislation,” Pelosi goes on, “and I still raise money for the Democrats,” though not the $1 million a day she pulled in as speaker. “It’s a completely different story.”…

“Liberated” and “emancipated” are words Pelosi often uses in her new incarnation. She’s started on a book — not a memoir, but an account of certain decisions…

Not gonna lie, I’ll put my name down for a preorder.

Part of a ‘savvy’ update from the ever-savvy Puck:

No Senioritis for Pelosi: One of the more batted-around questions in Democratic politics is how involved Nancy Pelosi is in raising money for colleagues, after passing her rolodex to Hakeem Jeffries in January. In fact, a glance at her campaign and leadership PAC finance reports shows the speaker emeritus is still a surprisingly active rainmaker. Pelosi has donated to about 60 House Democratic incumbents so far this year, ranging from safe members like Eric Swalwell to freshmen still getting their political apparatuses set up, like Jasmine Crockett, to nearly all of the vulnerable Democratic members known as “Frontliners.”

Pelosi also sent cash to four House Democrats who are running for Senate: Colin Allred, Ruben Gallego, Lisa Blunt Rochester and Adam Schiff. But Schiff is still her clear favorite of the bunch, as she gave a separate $100,000 to an independent expenditure called “Standing Strong PAC” that was formed solely to back Schiff’s California Senate campaign. That race includes two of Pelosi’s California delegation members, Barbara Lee and Katie Porter. F.E.C. records also show Pelosi transferred about $1.2 million to groups focused on redistricting, which remains a live issue amid litigation in New York, North Carolina and several Southern states.

Early each cycle, leadership in both House caucuses set internal fundraising expectations for members (especially the ones who don’t have to worry about reelection) based mostly on leadership positions and committee assignments. Per D.C.C.C. records, Pelosi has already well surpassed Democratic expectations. She’s met the $500,000 in dues the D.C.C.C. requested of her, and has raised $6.4 million in direct contributions to the committee, far beyond the $1 million goal set for her. The D.C.C.C tally calculates she has donated $989,000 to Democratic House candidates in competitive races…

On top of that Pelosi has spent and has cash on hand in her treasury $5,673,722.40, Sanders $37,964,112.82 – almost SEVEN times Pelosi!

For the record, Pelosi's Congressional District in CA has more constituents than Sanders STATE of VT.

What is he doing with all that cash?

— New Yorker ???? ???? ???? (@ThomB01) September 10, 2023

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Friday Night Open Thread: Nancy Pelosi Is Not Finished Yet

by Anne Laurie|  September 8, 20239:50 pm| 166 Comments

This post is in: A Woman's Place Is In The House, Excellent Links, NANCY SMASH!, Open Threads, Proud to Be A Democrat

EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: Speaker Emerita Nancy Pelosi announces she will seek reelection in 2024 pic.twitter.com/jnjYHLtf3g

— MeidasTouch (@MeidasTouch) September 8, 2023

More power to our generation’s John Quincy Adams. Excellent story from the Washington Post [unpaywalled gift link] — “Former speaker Nancy Pelosi says she will run for reelection to House in 2024”:

Former House speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) announced Friday that she will run for reelection in 2024 for her San Francisco-area House seat, ending speculation about her political future after she decided last year that she would step down as the leader of the House Democratic caucus.

Pelosi, 83, said she had been receiving calls from people who asked if she could stay in Congress.

“I have decided now that in light of the values of San Francisco, which we have always been proud to promote, I’ve made the decision to seek reelection,” Pelosi said during an event at a labor hall in San Francisco on Friday morning.

In a 30-minute telephone interview Friday, Pelosi said the decision to remain in Congress came down to two critical things: the needs of her district and her ability to continue using her high profile to boost Democrats, particularly financially, ahead of the 2024 elections…

While she still does not intend to seek committee assignments, Pelosi said running for reelection allows her to “amplify my role” in helping President Biden and House Democrats in next year’s elections.

As long as she’s actively campaigning, Pelosi can keep raising money for her own campaign account, which hauled in more than $2 million in the first six months of this year. In a very safe Democratic seat, she pours most of that into helping other campaigns, including at least $400,000 sent to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee…

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Pelosi, who on Thursday celebrated her 60th wedding anniversary, announced her reelection campaign at a moment when she has emerged as a staunch defender of politicians serving well into their 80s.

She has a formal role in Biden’s campaign, and she continues to raise money for former attorney general Eric Holder’s group fighting to help redraw congressional districts.

“We need all the help we can get,” she said, explaining she believes that Democrats will win the majority and House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.) will become the first Black speaker. “I just can’t sit it out.”…

When she stepped out of leadership at the end of last year, Pelosi repeatedly said that she did not want to appear as the “mother-in-law in the kitchen” hovering over the new Democratic leaders. She took no legislative committee assignments and became a roving political ambassador for Democrats, still helping to raise money for candidates and liberal causes but without an official portfolio…

Pelosi acknowledged in December that she would be transitioning from a role that comes with “awesome power” to one with still “strong” if subtler influence, particularly on women who might want to run for office. She recalled how, when she arrived in Congress in 1987, there were only 23 women in the House out of 435 lawmakers.

“I want women to have confidence,” Pelosi said in December. “So sometimes when I act a little more, shall we say, like myself, it’s because I want them to know it’s okay to assert yourself, to have confidence in what you bring to the table and also to understand your uniqueness.”…

Nancy Pelosi is our real-life Olenna Tyrell and y’all disrespect her way too casually. https://t.co/BWGC553aW8

— Dark Brandon Mecha (@TonyMoonbeam) September 8, 2023

Whether you like her or not, there is no single legislator who has been responsible for as much legislation as Nancy Pelosi has.

CARES and the ACA would not exist without her. Most speakers would have struggled to pass the ARP or the Inflation Reduction Act with her majorities. pic.twitter.com/tYD5tOgZNh

— Lakshya Jain (@lxeagle17) September 8, 2023

Speaker Emerita Pelosi is the greatest to ever do it.

Her continued leadership on behalf of the people of San Francisco and the nation will serve us well in 2024 and beyond.

Let’s do this! https://t.co/SvU9uLGy1r

— Hakeem Jeffries (@hakeemjeffries) September 9, 2023

Nancy Pelosi is trending

He's 35 She's 83 pic.twitter.com/VoPzj2Xze6

— Vice Presidentissimo 🍔 (@ProseccoLiquido) September 8, 2023

Friday Night Open Thread: Nancy Pelosi Is Not Finished YetPost + Comments (166)

Changing Public Opinion Open Thread: Hillary Was Right All Along

by Anne Laurie|  September 7, 202212:15 pm| 125 Comments

This post is in: A Woman's Place Is In The House, Hillary Clinton 2016, Open Threads, Proud to Be A Democrat

“Was I happy when I beat Donald Trump by nearly 3 million votes but lost the Electoral College? No,” @HillaryClinton tells @NorahODonnell. “Did I ever for a nanosecond think, ‘I’m gonna claim victory and try to get the Democrats to refuse to certify the election’? No.” pic.twitter.com/PtRziziTH8

— CBS Evening News (@CBSEveningNews) September 6, 2022

Normal people never hated Hillary Clinton with anywhere near the fervor of Our Media Betters, who didn’t want the person in the Oval Office to be someone who already knew (and didn’t appreciate) all their favorite high-school-clique tactics. The press, in general, adored TFG, because he made their jobs ‘fun’ and easy.

But now it looks — even to the Media Village Idiots — like that guy just might’ve been a liability to our democracy, which would be okay if that didn’t mean the media cheerleaders might get down-rated as well by the fickle viewing public.

Time for a reset! I’ll take it; I’m just glad Clinton gets the chance to say I TOLD YOU SO while she’s still able to enjoy it.

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EXCLUSIVE: @HillaryClinton tells @NorahODonnell she does not plan to run for president again, but did vow to do everything she can to ensure a future president “respects our democracy.” Adding if Trump runs again that Republicans should “grow a backbone.” pic.twitter.com/GMwJ6qMF5Y

— CBS Evening News (@CBSEveningNews) September 6, 2022

How easy is it to walk out of the White House with boxes of classified documents? @HillaryClinton weighs in. #FallonTonight pic.twitter.com/Rhm5KQG0xZ

— The Tonight Show (@FallonTonight) September 7, 2022

Transcript pic.twitter.com/p1UnDx8HRt

— KathleenFrances?? (@Kathlee71013772) September 6, 2022

“yayy” so here’s hillary clinton meeting people in venice last week

i will never forgive the media for how they treated hillary. they painted her as a shrew and demanded perfection from her

she won the popular vote despite the vitriol & sexism. she made the impossible possible pic.twitter.com/5YUYHrHYJ0

— diane-jefferson (@dianejeffersonc) September 5, 2022

(I don’t endorse this, but I appreciate it… )

We’ve found Trump’s Special Master. #TrumpStoleTheDocs #ArrestTrump #deadlineWH pic.twitter.com/PPRKnZpTTI

— D (@crazyauntd) September 1, 2022

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Friday Evening Open Thread: Jen Psaki Has Left the Podium

by Anne Laurie|  May 13, 20225:59 pm| 92 Comments

This post is in: A Woman's Place Is In The House, Biden Administration in Action, Open Threads, Proud to Be A Democrat

Jen Psaki leaves the White House after holding 224 briefings — more than all of Trump's press secretaries combined https://t.co/9uH4EplrpV

— Politics Insider (@PoliticsInsider) May 13, 2022

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.@Poynter: "@PressSec has restored honor, dignity and class to the White House briefing room."

"Psaki was consistently prepared, effective in communicating for the president and, even when sparring with media members, always respectful." https://t.co/0ZmP7e2Epp

— Andrew Bates (@AndrewJBates46) May 12, 2022

Jen Psaki is the most talented, quick-thinking White House Press Sec. of a lifetime, and that goes back a way. She'll be missed. @PressSec @WhiteHouse https://t.co/z28CQZfmVJ

— News Views ™ (@VegasVisions) May 13, 2022

.@PressSec takes to the podium one final time. pic.twitter.com/vc5BeaYHc6

— Karine Jean-Pierre (@KJP46) May 13, 2022

Thank you @PressSec for being the absolute best boss. We’ll miss you so much.https://t.co/BsmBGuQg11

— Angela Perez (@ADCPerez46) May 13, 2022

I am honored that @POTUS trusted me to speak on his behalf. The @WhiteHouse is about the people. I am deeply grateful to the public servants (including my faves on the press team) who have made this job the experience of a lifetime. You've got this @KJP46! Follow me @jrpsaki pic.twitter.com/N4Upj8MOeM

— Karine Jean-Pierre (@PressSec) May 13, 2022

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Wednesday Morning Open Thread: State of Our Union

by Anne Laurie|  March 2, 20228:39 am| 81 Comments

This post is in: A Woman's Place Is In The House, Open Threads, President Biden, Proud to Be A Democrat

No better way to start Women's History Month than seeing two women leaders making history with @POTUS at his first #SOTU. pic.twitter.com/4aGkaSLugf

— Kathy Hochul (@KathyHochul) March 2, 2022

*CBS News Poll of Speech Watchers*
More than six in 10 who said Biden’s policies will help lower inflation, up from 48% who felt that way before the speech. pic.twitter.com/kugN7cTt82

— CBS News Poll (@CBSNewsPoll) March 2, 2022

‘We are stronger today than we were a year ago. And we will be stronger a year from now than we are today,’ President Biden said in his first formal #SOTU speech https://t.co/hlI5AXS2D4 pic.twitter.com/RZaBc70LUB

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 2, 2022

We’re done talking about infrastructure weeks, we’re now talking about an infrastructure decade, @POTUS says, in a nod to his infrastructure law and a knock at former President Donald Trump, whose administration often touted various infrastructure weeks but did not pass a bill.

— Jeff Mason (@jeffmason1) March 2, 2022

Four takeaways from Biden's first State of the Union speech https://t.co/c2RWs1EztR pic.twitter.com/XrNKWzZJB8

— Reuters (@Reuters) March 2, 2022

I am very, very grateful Joe Biden is our president in these challenging times.

— Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) March 2, 2022

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Madam Vice President Open Thread: But Her Emails Headphones…

by Anne Laurie|  December 8, 20218:03 pm| 30 Comments

This post is in: A Woman's Place Is In The House, Open Threads, Proud to Be A Democrat, Vice-President Harris

It’s simple: The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Build Back Better Act invests in our people. pic.twitter.com/YGDvEmdHpa

— Kamala Harris (@KamalaHarris) December 8, 2021

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New: Inside the private meeting @VP Kamala Harris had w/ Black women leaders Monday:

– Updates on her policy portfolio
– Brainstorming how she can connect more with voters (including Town Halls)
– The women volunteering to share the work she's donehttps://t.co/wtJrGZCOAa

— Eugene Daniels (@EugeneDaniels2) December 7, 2021

“Harris announced Tuesday a new initiative in which hospitals across the country will be rated on the quality of their maternal health care and designated as ‘Birthing-Friendly’ hospitals if they meet the criteria.”https://t.co/57VIgy9tIh

— Rachel Palermo (@RachelPalermo46) December 7, 2021

Our failed punditocracy:

Hillary Clinton used an unsecured device. Kamala Harris uses a secured device. It's concerning either way because a @politico investigation has revealed that both have vaginas. https://t.co/YXZdF6gIbW

— Frank Conniff (@FrankConniff) December 7, 2021

Symone Sanders didn’t respond earlier today but here’s the VP office’s response—-> pic.twitter.com/xMlJ85EP7m

— Alex Thompson (@AlexThomp) December 7, 2021

getting mercilessly mocked for an inane story angle and just powering through it. tremendous levels of doing your job poorly. https://t.co/J8WNksIqj9

— World Famous Art Thief (@CalmSporting) December 7, 2021

Lol bluetooth has been notoriously insecure historically and senior USG officials (like, say, a Senator on SSCI) probably shouldn't be using devices capable of it, certainly not with it enabled in public https://t.co/sxnzXF8izh

— Mike Black (@MikeBlack114) December 7, 2021

But I know we just got done with the guy that was bringing a phone last updated like 8 years ago into a meeting involving classified info he was holding in a public dining room so I can understand why tiger beat on the potomac thinks this is ridiculous

— Mike Black (@MikeBlack114) December 7, 2021

this whole "story" is just the politico goonie boyz not having any good leads to write up. however, as a point of order, the AG of california absolutely should not, under any circumstances, allow a visitor to spend *any* amount of time in their office unsupervised and unattended. https://t.co/9IoMWmK4yo

— GOLIKEHELLMACHINE (@golikehellmachi) December 6, 2021

Btw, it's not only security-minded govt institutions that don't like wireless comms. If you work closely with a big bank, they will audit your work environment and potentially insecure wireless is right there on the checklist. https://t.co/ZboppCYNWT

— Mig Greengard (@chessninja) December 7, 2021

political messaging expert here: if kamala leans into this story and gets apple to restore the headphone jack, she's a lock for 2024

— Parker Higgins (@xor) December 7, 2021

Mark the tape

This is appearing in someone's substack at a minimum by the end of the week https://t.co/tmR0nOUc16

— Mike Black (@MikeBlack114) December 8, 2021

“It’s impossible to miss the increasingly condescending tone of the coverage”; https://t.co/loYZGJ3jFL

— Eric Boehlert (@EricBoehlert) November 26, 2021

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Gosar the Gosarian (Open Thread)

by Betty Cracker|  November 11, 202112:54 pm| 239 Comments

This post is in: A Woman's Place Is In The House, Open Threads, Politics, Republican Stupidity, The War On Women

Congresswoman Jackie Speier, who knows something about deadly cults, is introducing a resolution (cosponsored by several other Dems) to censure Rep. Paul Gosar, the raving kook who recently tweeted a cartoon meme depicting himself killing Congresswoman Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and attacking the POTUS. Here’s an excerpt from the announcement:

“For a Member of Congress to post a manipulated video on his social media accounts depicting himself killing Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and attacking President Biden is a clear cut case for censure. For that Member to post such a video on his official Instagram account and use his official congressional resources in the House of Representatives to further violence against elected officials goes beyond the pale, ” the Members said. “As the events of January 6th have shown, such vicious and vulgar messaging can and does foment actual violence. Violence against women in politics is a global phenomenon meant to silence women and discourage them from seeking positions of authority and participating in public life, with women of color disproportionately impacted. Minority Leader McCarthy’s silence is tacit approval and just as dangerous.”

Good, and I’m especially pleased they called out Minority “Leader” Kevin McCarthy, whose gutless toadying makes a mockery of his title. But I wonder what else can be done? I think it takes a 2/3rds majority to expel a member, and there aren’t that many (or maybe any) decent Republicans in the House. Perhaps it’s worth getting reps on the record with a vote to expel their squinty lunatic colleague anyway; I don’t know.

I’ve heard Congress is exempt from regulations that compel businesses to ensure a safe work environment for employees. That’s a pity.

Charlie Pierce wrote something the other day that rang true for me: “The level of violence humming barely below the surface of our politics is intensifying.” Do y’all feel it too?

Open thread.

 

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