Nancy Pelosi was born in 1940 in Baltimore, Maryland to Thomas D'Alesandro and Annuniciata D'Alesandro, and was the only girl out of 6 children. Nancy. like her father, was interested in politics, at the age of 16 she was present at a black tie political event, her father with her.
She attended Trinity College, a woman only Roman-Catholic school, there (in D.C.) she met her future hasband Paul Pelosi. Later she married and after having children moved to San Francisco and had another child.
When the representitive of San Francisco got cancer, she suggested that Nancy ran for the seat and there would be a special election.
From 1981-1983 Nancy's duty was to be the chair f the California Democratic Party. All these accomplismeants do sound intriguing, but the most stupendous of them all is she is th first WOMAN speaker of the house.
Nancy's family had a long line of political people, her ad was the mayor of Baltimore, and after his reign ended her brother became mayor, so throughout the years she was inspired by what her other family members did.
All her life Nancy has worked on politics and concerns that have to do with the country and its wellfair. She supports education, helping the envirement, affordable healthcare, and many other concerns that the goverment may sometimes overlook. She does not appreciate the cut in taxes for wealthier people, and the awful war in Iraq, she says, "This is a war that each passing day confirms what I have said before and I will say it again, this war in Iraq is a grotesque mistake; it is not making America safer, and the American people know it."
She attended Trinity College, a woman only Roman-Catholic school, there (in D.C.) she met her future hasband Paul Pelosi. Later she married and after having children moved to San Francisco and had another child.
When the representitive of San Francisco got cancer, she suggested that Nancy ran for the seat and there would be a special election.
From 1981-1983 Nancy's duty was to be the chair f the California Democratic Party. All these accomplismeants do sound intriguing, but the most stupendous of them all is she is th first WOMAN speaker of the house.
Nancy's family had a long line of political people, her ad was the mayor of Baltimore, and after his reign ended her brother became mayor, so throughout the years she was inspired by what her other family members did.
All her life Nancy has worked on politics and concerns that have to do with the country and its wellfair. She supports education, helping the envirement, affordable healthcare, and many other concerns that the goverment may sometimes overlook. She does not appreciate the cut in taxes for wealthier people, and the awful war in Iraq, she says, "This is a war that each passing day confirms what I have said before and I will say it again, this war in Iraq is a grotesque mistake; it is not making America safer, and the American people know it."
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