Pelosi probably misses one perk of the job

The San Francisco Examiner predicts what The City’s leaders, losers, movers and shakers want from Santa.

Who: Nancy Pelosi

Holiday wish: A private jet

Why: When the Democrats lost control of the House of Representatives, Pelosi lost her position as speaker and the military plane to shuttle her between the Beltway and San Francisco. Now Pelosi will either have to fly commercial or charter her own jet. No word on whether she will be flying coach, but any seats will seem cramped after having a jet to herself.

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