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She's not the head of the Senate, so it's not all that implausible that she's not aware of it...considering also further in your linked article:
"The issue now goes to a House-Senate conference committee for a spending bill. Its fate is up to Democratic leaders, particularly Pelosi, since the House passed no such provision."
Now, obviously she will have to get clued in on it.
WASHINGTON -- House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said yesterday she is clueless about an amendment to prohibit government funds for embattled ACORN, although it overwhelmingly passed the Senate Monday and the White House is calling for the group to be held accountable.
She's not the head of the Senate, so it's not all that implausible that she's not aware of it...considering also further in your linked article:
"The issue now goes to a House-Senate conference committee for a spending bill. Its fate is up to Democratic leaders, particularly Pelosi, since the House passed no such provision."
Now, obviously she will have to get clued in on it.
Oh please, she is the Speaker of the house, and 3rd in line for the Presidency, for her to be so ignorant of whats going on is just atrocious.
She is a embarassment to the speaker chair,she has her position by being in the house fo so long,being a woman,and pandering to homosexuals in SF.What would be funny and might happen is a poster will say how bright she is
Makes you wonder what else she is clueless ablout...
it is good she knows herself well enough to admit it
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