[quote] According to Pelosi spokeswoman Evangeline George, “Leader Pelosi just wanted to remind the Congressman that House Democrats had the courage to pass the DREAM Act – and have the courage to stand up for what the American people want: bipartisan, comprehensive immigration reform.”
George added that “Pelosi accepted the Congressman’s apology.”
But Marino’s chief of staff, Bill Tighe, stressed that Marino did not apologize to Pelosi, and will not apologize.[/quote]
I’d hit her with a spoon, over and over and over again while reading aloud the text of the ACA. I wouldn’t stop until I’d read the whole thing, even if she passed out.
Delusional to the end. But she’s dragging down the party, and that may be a problem for the two-party system.
She brags of unifying the party. Unified them like lemmings. Meanwhile, the Republicans aren’t very unified at all - and they keep winning elections. Could it be that unity is overrated?
Now… North Korea is pretty damn unified - sort of.
Republicans are all the same to her. But Democrats are unified! And they’ve got message discipline! They’re like… a cult, or something.
If the Democrats cease to be viable as a major political party, the Republicans would likely undergo fission. A whole new two party system will emerge: Trumpistas vs Country Clubbers.
And the Libertarian Party will still be stuck on the fringes. With the Democrats.
So now the scuttlebutt is a lot of Dems want her gone but they can’t figure out whom to replace her with. Why is there no one on the bench who can take on the role?
It reminds me of a late stage Confucian family when the patriarch is senile but the kids have never learned to function for themselves.