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'Keep It 100': Pelosi's Rise to Power

Congressional candidate Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., waves at the Headquarters in San Francisco Tuesday night April 7, 1987. Pelosi held a slight edge over San Francisco city Supervisor Harry Britt, for th

Molly Ball, political correspondent for TIME, discusses her new book, Pelosi, about Nancy Pelosi’s rise to power, as part of our ongoing series celebrating 100 years of women's suffrage, 'Keep It 100.'

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