[ABQHispConservative]

What a worthless hag! I bet Boehner is too busy crying to respond.

[Bitsy]

Gosh, I wish Pelosi would give me a chance not to miss her. The old, scary, communist witch most likely will out live me. Drats.

[EDINVA]

Why does a House member have to comment on the resignation of a member of the Senate? She would never have worked closely with him, but has to opine on everything?

[NELSON111]

This is the difference between democrats and conservatives. When Pelosi leaves, her counterparts will 1) Publically state they wish her well and thank her for her service to the American People...and 2) PRIVATELY be thanking God that witch is gone. IOW-They will be classy about it.

Democrats on the other hand=NO class.

[Pearls Before Swine]

“Stay classy, Nancy.”

[Venturer]

FUNP

The Republicans were right. Anything coming from the UN in the form of a treaty should be turned down.

[b4its2late]

Nancy is a floating turd.

[Vision]

Isn't it time for a house to fall out of the sky and onto this woman?

[ExCTCitizen]

Queen Nan, please STFU!!

[SueRae]

She’s probably heading back to the Big Island of Hawaii for her “festivus” break. I hope she receives a warm welcome...from an active volcano.

[tophat9000]

I have a disability (one arm)...talk for your self Nance you f..ing @##@!

[Lancey Howard]

It was voted down in a 61-38 vote

Okay. Now I have to look up and see who the sick Republican scumbags were who voted FOR this atrocity.
I'll be back.

[tanknetter]

So, lets see if I understand this correctly.

There was a proposed treaty that would commit the US to doing ... exactly what it is already doing (under the ADA).

The difference being that the treaty would make the US subject to oversight and possibly intervention by international bodies, supplanting (or maybe the right word is superseding) the oversight already being done by the Judicial Branch of the US Government and various Executive Branch agencies and Congressional Committees.

Yup, that’s a sovereignty issue alright. No if-ands-buts about it. It’s a shame that Senator Dole came out in support of it. I know he was called “the tax collector for the welfare state”, but he did seem to usually take a pretty strong line against infringement of US sovereignty by the international community.

[Lancey Howard]

The Republicans senators voting for the measure were Ayotte, John Barrasso of Wyoming, Scott P. Brown of Massachusetts, Susan Collins and Olympia J. Snowe of Maine, Richard G. Lugar of Indiana, Lisa Murkowski of Alaska and John McCain of Arizona.

The usual scumbags, for the most part. I am not too familiar with Ayotte and Barasso... Are they always simpletons?

[windsorknot]

Whenever I see this despicable woman, I have an overwhelming urge to play Whack-a-Mummy with that oversized gavel she toted around.

[Mr. Jeeves]

“So anyone who was a party to that, well, I wish them well wherever they are going, and hope that we can have more of our values represented [by his replacement].”

Nancy, please explain the Constitutional authority that empowers the Congress to even consider such legislation. Include footnotes and Supreme Court decisions as appropriate.

Or is this just more emotionally-based government expansion?

[Sarajevo]

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) on Thursday linked outgoing Sen. Jim DeMint (R-S.C.) to one of the “saddest” Senate votes in years and suggested DeMint’s values won't be missed on Capitol Hill.

Pelosi, We'll throw a party when you leave, you old battle-axe.