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Pelosi says attack on husband weighs on her future plans
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Asked whether she had made a decision on whether to remain in Congress, Pelosi would only disclose that the attack on her husband had impacted her thinking.
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House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said the recent attack on her husband will affect her decision on whether to remain in the Democratic leadership in Congress.
Asked whether she had made a decision on whether to remain in Congress, Pelosi would only disclose that the attack on her husband had impacted her thinking.
WASHINGTON -- House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said Monday the brutal attack on her husband will affect her decision on whether to remain in Congress after the midterm election, as she called on Republicans to stop the misinformation that is fueling political violence and urged Americans to "vote to defen…
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) signaled on Monday that the violent assault on her husband, Paul Pelosi, on Oct. 28 will be factored into her decision on her political future. In Pelosi'
In a preview clip from an interview with CNN's Anderson Cooper set to air Monday night, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) said her decision on when to retire was affected by the hammer attack on her husband, Paul. | Clips
As the midterm elections loom, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in an interview on Monday that last month's attack on her husband Paul will impact her decision to retire from Congress.
In her first televised interview since the attack, Ms. Pelosi also spoke about the first frightening moments after she learned what happened to her husband, Paul Pelosi.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D., Calif.) said her decision on whether she will retire from politics will be "affected" by the Oct. 28 attack on her husband Paul.
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