Sen. Barbara Boxer on Campus Rape Bill, Climate Skeptics & Why She Supports Obama's War on ISIS
January 28, 2015
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15:23Now PlayingSen. Barbara Boxer on Campus Rape Bill, Climate Skeptics & Why She Supports Obama's War on ISIS
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as posted by the channelAmy Goodman interviews one of the Senate's leading advocates for changing the way both universities and the military respond to sexual violence California Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer. Boxer talks about her proposed bill to require advocates for sexual assault victims on college campuses, her plans to retire from the Senate in 2016, and why she supports President Obama's campaign against the Islamic State. "War is a last resort, never a first resort," Boxer says. "I don't support going to war and sending combat troops. I support President Obama's plan, which is not to do that, but to make sure we can help people fight against this terror group."
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