“The capture of Ahmed Abu Khatallah should stand as a stern reminder to all those who would harm Americans: no matter how far you run, or how deep you hide, you will face justice.”

“Time and again, Evangeline has proved she has the savvy and determination to get the job done,” Pelosi said. “As press secretary she has consistently demonstrated her ability and excellence. In this new role, she will continue to serve as a key spokeswoman and messenger for House Democrats, carrying forward our agenda of opportunity and fairness for all.”

Congress must follow suit and #RaiseTheWage for low-income and middle class families, for Americans everywhere. Instead of blocking and obstructing efforts to increase the minimum wage, Republicans must work with Democrats to lift Americans out of poverty and increase their quality of life.

House Republicans should work with Democrats on essential legislation that would create jobs, spur the economy, and reduce our nation’s deficit rather than setting disapproving records and ignoring Americans’ calls.

“As we observe the 150th anniversary of Arlington National Cemetery, let us rededicate ourselves to caring for our veterans and all those who have served and sacrificed on behalf of our freedom.”

“As our nation marches towards justice and equality for LGBT Americans, it is disappointing that House Republicans continue to stand on the wrong side of history. Republicans should stop blocking a vote on the bipartisan Employment Non-Discrimination Act that passed the Senate, and make these essential protections the law of the land.”

The following article by Yesenia Amaro appeared in the Las Vegas Review-Journal showcasing Leader Pelosi and House Democrats’ advocacy for equal pay for women, paid sick live, and affordable child care at a forum in Las Vegas.

The following article by Carla Marinucci appeared in the San Francisco Chronicle highlighting Leader Pelosi’s appeals to San Francisco Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone to stand against bigotry by abandoning the March for Marriage, an event dedicated to disdain and hate towards LGBT persons.

“I was pleased by the President’s assurances that he will not send U.S. troops back into combat in Iraq. Congress looks forward to receiving additional intelligence and information regarding the military, humanitarian and other support options being considered by the Administration.”

“Last weekend I was in Normandy with a very strong bipartisan delegation led by Buck McKeon, the chair of the Armed Services Committee. We were observing the 70th anniversary of D-Day. It was quite wonderful to see the patriots. We spent most of our time with the veterans, hearing their stories. Yesterday, members of our Caucus sat down for our regular roundtable meeting with the Veterans Service Organizations. We heard their suggestions about how we can work together. They want us to work in a bipartisan way, and that is what the Senate did yesterday. So we are very pleased with the bill that passed overwhelmingly, the VA reform legislation.”