Comments about ‘New Congress hears voters' call for change’
Leaders promise to work together and 'get something done'
Recommended Stories
Mubarak sentenced
Hosni Mubarak was sentenced to life in prison Saturday for failing to stop the killing of protesters.
Argentine vice president
Amado Boudou still leads a new generation of politicians, but scandal now dims his youthful glow.
'Buy 1, give 1'
More and more Americans are supporting companies who give back to local communities.
What You May Have Missed
Most Popular
Across Site
In World & Nation
- LDS Church organizes first stake in India
- Why did Bill Clinton defend Mitt Romney's...
- What's this? Obama longs for GOP rival like...
- Video games, porn hook young men, with sad...
- Stalled job growth rattles U.S. economy
- Accusations of anti-Romney bias spark a media...
- NY cab crash kills driver, Utah tourist,...
- Changing fortunes in 2012 race as May jobs...
Most Commented
Across Site
In World & Nation
- Court: Heart of gay marriage law...
79 - Glenn Beck: Living large in Texas, and... 79
- Mitt Romney says he won't draw focus to... 50
- LDS Church organizes first stake in India 41
- Accusations of anti-Romney bias spark a... 39
- Mitt Romney clinches GOP nomination... 32
- Video games, porn hook young men, with... 30
- Poverty, hunger among retirees increasing 25
What a pile of "donkey-doo-doo" this is. House and Senate leaders marked the first day of the 111th Congress by preaching (but NOT REALLY DIONG) bipartisanship and promising to start work quickly, as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi trys to run the whole show and even The White House to. Define "QUICKLY" here, where's the $5000 Check we were to get from back in November 2008 House Speaker Nancy Pelosi ?. That check was to "jump start" spending in America again. Now House Speaker Nancy Pelosi says it MIGHT be done by Feb 2009? Who's kidding who here?. I feel House Speaker Nancy Pelosi needs to take that gavel and place it where the sun don't shine. Then "step down" fully.
DeseretNews.com encourages a civil dialogue among its readers. We welcome your thoughtful comments.
— About comments