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Nancy Pelosi’s Legacy: Most Powerful Woman in Congress
If Democrats lose the House in November, Republicans will delight in shutting up Speaker Nancy Pelosi. Kirsten Powers on the legacy of the most powerful woman in Congress.
Kirsten Powers
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Oct. 22 2010
5:43PM EDT
Speaker Nancy Pelosi answers questions at her weekly news conference, March 19, 2010. (Tom Williams / Getty Images)
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