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Nancy Pelosi is about to deliver what may be the biggest foreign policy win of the Obama presidency.
Rep. Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) is conducting an aggressive August campaign to rally House Democrats behind President Obama's landmark nuclear deal with Iran.
The minority leader is hitting the phones to whip on-the-fence Democrats behind the agreement in hopes of building the numbers proponents may need to seal the deal in the face of GOP efforts to scuttle it.
Nancy Pelosi couldn't stop the war in Iraq, but she's determined to stop one with Iran.
House Democrats have the votes, if necessary, to uphold President Barack Obama's veto of a resolution against his Iran nuclear deal, Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said Wednesday.
The California Democrat said that if such a vote were held today there would be enough support among House Democrats for Obama to prevail.
House Democratic leaders are increasingly confident they have the votes necessary to sustain any presidential veto of GOP-backed legislation that would effectively scuttle the Iran nuclear deal.
Since the shooting in Charleston, S.C. that killed nine people at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal, Rep. James Clyburn (D-S.C.) said America has for some reason become focused on the symbol of the Confederate battle flag.