Nancy Pelosi ‘Confident’ Iran Deal Has Votes to Pass Congress
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by News Editor
National Journal – Earlier this month, Nancy Pelosi came out in full support of the U.S. nuclear deal with Iran, as she and fellow House Democrats were in the midst of what she called the “educational phase” of reviewing the agreement.
Now, two weeks later, she says she’s “confident” that the House would be able to uphold the president’s veto of a potential Republican-backed bill to kill the deal.
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