Huffington Probes Pelosi on the War
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi explains to a persistent Arianna Huffington why the Democrats haven't yet cut off funds for the war, why Mitt Romney isn't going to be the next president and why she opposes a war tax: "This war has to end. I don't want any accommodation made to pay for it or to prolong it."House Speaker Nancy Pelosi explains to a persistent Arianna Huffington why the Democrats haven’t yet cut off funds for the war, why Mitt Romney isn’t going to be the next president and why she opposes a war tax: “This war has to end. I don’t want any accommodation made to pay for it or to prolong it.”
Watch highlights and the full interview here.
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