Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told The New York Times she was shocked anyone would vote against her party, as polls forecast Democrats losing seats.
Fox News senior congressional correspondent Chad Pergram has the latest on how the midterm elections will determine the future of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi on 'Special Report.', D-Calif., expressed disbelief that"anybody" would vote for Republicans, in an interview with The New York Times on Monday.
The paper pressed Pelosi on"troubling" data for Democrats this November. But Pelosi"rejected the suggestion that late-breaking trends seem to"Part of it is, I cannot believe anybody would vote for these people," she said, before bashing Republicans’ campaign strategy as"endless lying and endless money."
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