Cenk Uygur
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Can A Woman Hurt Women?
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May 23, 2015
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4:36Now Playing"As the mouthpiece for the rabid, anti-choice right wing, Fox News never wastes an opportunity to attack Planned Parenthood. This morning, Elisabeth Hasselbeck continued that fine tradition in asking why Planned Parenthood would dare to say that Carly Fioriana, a woman, would be a threat to women. They didn't - but this is Fox & Friends.
Hasselbeck urged the "ladies" to "listen up" because nasty activists at Planned Parenthood "just conducted a poll asking which presidential candidate poses the, quote, worst threat to women in 2016." The official Fox message was just so clever, clever: " 'Worst' Poll Ever, Planned Parenthood: Is a Woman Bad for Women." Indignantly, she noted that all of the candidates were Republicans and asked "how is a female candidate a threat to women."
She introduced Marjorie Dannenfelser who is President of the rabidly anti-choice Susan B Anthony List and Taryon Rosenkranz, Founder and CEO of New Blue Interactive. Hasselbeck chuckled as she asked "how is this a fair poll if they're not offering anyone but Republican candidates as the worst threat posed to women."
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