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https://soundcloud.com/cq-rollcall/why-nancy-pelosi-wont-back</ref> The coup was largely organized by two white men, Moulton and Ryan who, for appearance sake, proposed replacing a woman with woman. Reps. Fudge, [[Cheri Bustos]] and [[Karen Bass]] all were put forward.

https://soundcloud.com/cq-rollcall/why-nancy-pelosi-wont-back</ref> The coup was largely organized by two white men, Moulton and Ryan who, for appearance sake, proposed replacing a woman with woman. Reps. Fudge, [[Cheri Bustos]] and [[Karen Bass]] all were put forward.

Some members in the coup plot were willing to vote for Pelosi if she would agree to a "Leave by" date. Others who vowed on the campaign trail not to vote for Pelosi as Speaker were given the option: they could vote against Pelosi in the closed door caucus meeting, "Present" on the floor vote, thus keeping their promise to the voters and their committee assignments as well.

Some members in the coup plot were willing to vote for Pelosi if she would agree to a "Leave by" date. Others who vowed on the campaign trail not to vote for Pelosi as Speaker were given an option: they could vote against Pelosi in the closed door caucus meeting, "Present" on the floor vote, thus keeping their promise to the voters and their committee assignments as well.

During the rebellion [[President Trump]] said he could gaurantee enough Republican votes to save Pelosi.<ref>https://www.rollcall.com/news/politics/trump-casts-pelosis-speaker-savior</ref>

During the rebellion [[President Trump]] said he could gaurantee enough Republican votes to save Pelosi.<ref>https://www.rollcall.com/news/politics/trump-casts-pelosis-speaker-savior</ref>