House Democrats elected Rep. Nancy Pelosi as minority leader Wednesday, turning to the once-powerful speaker to oversee a shrunken and demoralized caucus.

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Pelosi to lead Democrats; path is unclear

House Democrats elected Rep. Nancy Pelosi as minority leader Wednesday, turning to the once-powerful speaker to oversee a shrunken and demoralized caucus.

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Pelosi to lead Democrats; path is unclear

House Democrats elected Rep. Nancy Pelosi as minority leader Wednesday, turning to the once-powerful speaker to oversee a shrunken and demoralized caucus.

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Pelosi to lead Democrats; path is unclear

House Democrats elected Rep. Nancy Pelosi as minority leader Wednesday, turning to the once-powerful speaker to oversee a shrunken and demoralized caucus.

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Pelosi to lead Democrats; path is unclear

House Democrats elected Rep. Nancy Pelosi as minority leader Wednesday, turning to the once-powerful speaker to oversee a shrunken and demoralized caucus.

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Pelosi to lead Democrats; path is unclear

House Democrats elected Rep. Nancy Pelosi as minority leader Wednesday, turning to the once-powerful speaker to oversee a shrunken and demoralized caucus.

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Pelosi to lead Democrats; path is unclear

House Democrats elected Rep. Nancy Pelosi as minority leader Wednesday, turning to the once-powerful speaker to oversee a shrunken and demoralized caucus.

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Pelosi to lead Democrats; path is unclear

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi has struck a deal that ends the leadership fight for the No.2 slot in the new House minority, Democratic sources tell CNN. South Carolina Rep. James Clyburn and Maryland Rep. Steny Hoyer were vying to become Democratic whip.

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House Democrats reach leadership deal

Representative Heath Shuler said that his fellow Democrats should learn from his failed N.F.L. career and replace their quarterback, Nancy Pelosi.

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After Party’s Rout, a Blue Dog Won’t Back Down

Washington – Now that Republicans will be calling the shots in the House, the Democratic duo responsible for crafting the polemical cap-and-trade energy legislation are on their way out of powerful positions. Rep. Henry Waxman of California will lose his chairmanship of the House Energy and Commerce Committee and Rep. Ed Markey of Massachusetts will no longer head up the Select Energy Independence and Global Warming Committee. The latter committee, formed by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., in 2007, might be disbanded by Republican leaders. read more

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GOP Leaders With Poor Green Voting Records to Call the Shots in the House

Washington – House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is calmly assessing the political cyclone that just two days earlier had routed her Democratic majority and will, at least temporarily, force her to vacate one of the best offices in the city and its inspirational view of the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial. read more

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E.J. Dionne, Jr. | Pelosi’s No Regrets

Experts discuss Nancy Pelosi and how weakened congressional Democrats can recover.

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What’s next for Pelosi and Democrats in Congress?

Washington – House Speaker Nancy Pelosi is calmly assessing the political cyclone that routed her Democratic majority and will, at least temporarily, force her to vacate one of the best offices in the city, with its inspirational view of the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial. read more

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E.J. Dionne, Jr. | Pelosi: Why She Wants to Stay

Despite steep losses for her party in Tuesday’s elections, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said on Friday that she would run to remain the leader of the House Democrats.

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The Caucus: Pelosi Says She Wants to Stay On as Leader of Party in House

The GOP was able to make Nancy Pelosi an issue because she was so effective as House speaker.

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Nancy Pelosi, undone by her own success