Nancy Pelosi On Daily Show Tonight

It might be better asked if HAVE they ever rubberstamped less, and I think they did when Jimmy Carter was president. He wasn't the party's choice but got elected anyway. He got no support and was made to look inept in office. Because of that, the Oval Office changed parties where it's stayed until Bill Clinton got elected, thanks in no small degree to Ross Perot's very successful, by party standards, attempt at a third party ticket. What Nancy might like to explain instead is why they have APPROVED every bill placed before them that they claim to disagree with coming from GWB - if they are opposed to so much of his plans, why don't they simply not pass it? They are in the majority and could easily accomplish that, yet they've approved the majority of the bills he's put before them. So, who's rubber stamping whom? I truly want GWB out of office, but Nancy has proven to be an embarrassment to Democrats, I think. Just what does he have on her to keep her in line? Or is she a Republican in Dem clothing?

The previous poster already answered your question about the past. The future is something we can't see right now, can we, but I'd like to believe the Democrats won't rubber-stamp everything a President Obama proposed if they truly didn't believe in it. I saw the same show you did and Nancy made some good points about the House, they did pass much of what they'd promised but the Senate, with too small a majority to really make a difference without pulling in at least 9 Republicans, have failed to live up to their part of the bargain. That's not to say I'm totally in favor of everything the Democrats have done but I do think they've gotten at least a bit of a bad rap. Annie

I doubt it. They have rubber-stamped everything Bush has done.

Honestly, I can't decide which one makes me gag more, Nancy Pelosi or John Stewart. The congress she presides over is a JOKE, an absolute and un-funny JOKE. They have not passed a single piece of legislation that has been truly helpful to the average american they claim to be fighting for, other than the so called stimulus package, which as we see now has not really stimulated much of anything, and yes, I hold the president equaly responsable for that one. If I did as little at my job as this congress did, I'd be fired. As to your direct question, in all likely hood, yes, they would become a rubber stamp, as long as it suited them politicaly.