Who's running for Nancy Pelosi's House seat? Here are 3 Democrats who could replace her in Congress
Here are a few Democrats that could replace Nancy Pelosi in the House of Representatives after her retirement.
November 27, 2025
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Here are a few Democrats that could replace Nancy Pelosi in the House of Representatives after her retirement.
“We just have to win, and then we can come back to who we are as a country. And we can do that without sidelining trans issues for political expediency,” Pelosi told The Advocate.
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American Federation of Teachers President Randi Weingarten has been on the receiving end of the GOP's attempt to find a boogeyman to rally against in the 2022 elections.
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The comedian tells everyone to "put on some makeup and get your ass in line."
When it comes to going low, this erudite podcaster is in some disagreement with Michelle Obama.
Strict voter ID laws might restrict trans people from being part of the political process.
Watch the popular pair and other millennials interview the DNC chair about the party, platform issues, and getting out the vote.
The issue is now clearly back in the political arena, but Republicans seem to want to avoid it.
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