Do you think she'll actually promise to serve her full term?
602563
No, because she is likely to run for President and therefore cut her term as a representative of NY short. She's not done much for them - she's spent most of her term justifying her husband's presidency, selling their books, and keeping her name in the national news. I really don't understand why they would re-elect her.
1004301
well, I doubt she would lie about it. she did voice work in the past (King of the Hill), so she probably knows how to get into back-up work. I've heard she has a good singing voice so it wouldn't surprise me.
929216
Many have tried - too many to count.  However, none have come clos to delivering it quite like her.  She was eloquent, for sure.\n\nI also liked her "Federalism by the back Delors" comment (you have to be a certain age to remember that one!)
10584
On the Today show on December 16, 2005, Yahoo offered her a job!!!! She said she would sit down and talk with them about it. \n\nSo maybe she will work for them!
798765
She said she was willing and would work with all of the Republicans. If it was just a lie, I hope people see her and the party she has so much power over for what they really are. I understand there are those who just hate Republicans and don't really have a reason, but I am willing to give Nancy the benefit of the doubt.
120594
She may be a smart woman but her moral compass has a magnet attached to it. She should've walked out on Bill when she found that first sticky coated cigar in the Oval Office. I think he's got a stick with a cigar dangling from it that he leads her around with. But anythings possible in this great country of ours, right. Would I vote for her ? Definetly not. Just imagine the field day that the Christian Coalition is going to have when she attempts a bid for the Presidency.  Peace to all.
235681
It would depend on her running mate, who she's running against, etc.  Best I can say is maybe.  What I can say with certainty is that anyone with close ties to the current administration wouldn't get my vote.
832763
You would think so, wouldn't you?\n In today's world, it is next to impossible for most officials to fulfill the promises they made during the campaign.\nOh, sure, most intend to do everything they can to achieve those promises.  Unfortunately, that is not how it works in the real world.\nPractically nothing gets passed into law the way it was intended because so many compromises have to be made just to get it through the house.\nSo, even if the elected official goes to Washington or the State Capitol with visions of making huge changes, well it just isn't going to happen.  They soon learn that they have to become something  besides the wide-eyed eager beaver they thought was going to change the world.\n  So, no matter how upright and honorable they might be at the beginning, it becomes very obvious they have to resort to dirty tricks and sneaky ways just to conform.  \nAnybody that doesn't conform just doesn't get anything done.
861923
Is that a joke.  Of course it is.  She has everyone do everything for her.  Do you think she actually took care of her son?\nb
908947
Absolutely not.  I believe Nancy Pelosi will do everything in her power not to even think about that, but instead, to put every ounce of effort to making our future better!\n\nHail to Nancy Pelosi!  I admire her so much!
470487
I guess so if shes giving a BLO JOB hahaha
126134
Doubtful.  She will probably pick a known politician, most likely a man with more conservative leanings than her for balance.  There's no way of knowing who until we see who runs for the primary, though.
204383
Does SHE want to do that? That is what important. If she does, then yes, absolutely.
749026
She's building her political resumé in the Senate even as we speak. I think it would be too soon for her. But odder things have happened. Who ever thought a state governor would make a good president (Not the current one, but some others)? And who would have thought an American general with no government experience would be a good, maybe great prez (I refer to Eisenhower).\n\nTruth: There's no formula for what makes a great president. As for electability, that's what her party needs to examine very closely. I doubt that it's there.
321099
I do not believe so. She is good but not good enough to be N1. I really hope she gets it...:)
768428
It's impossible for a zebra to lose his stripes but I want to be optimistic enough to hope she will realize that she now represents the entire U.S. and not just San Francisco.  If she does not work with Republicans and conservative Democrats she will swing open the door wide for another Republican takeover.
123782
Do I think she would? No.\n\nDo I pray she does? Oh God yes.