Cenk Uygur
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Do Women’s Magazines Favor Hillary Clinton?
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May 30, 2015
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5:49Now PlayingThe women of Fox’s Outnumbered are having a hard time understanding that some women’s magazines might be a little more favorable toward Hillary Clinton than the Republican women running for the Presidency, particularly Carly Fiornia.
Ana Kasparian (The Point) and John Iadarola (Think Tank) break it down. Is the amount of coverage Hilary Clinton receives in women’s magazine’s justified? Tell us what you think in the comments below.
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Fox News’ thing today is “Women’s magazines in the tank for Hillary,” based off a post by Politico’sHadas Gold. On Outnumbered Tuesday, the panel wondered whether GOP candidate Carly Fiorina would get the same positive treatment as Hillary Clinton allegedly has from Glamour, Vogue, and others.
“Republicans have a woman on her side: Carly Fiorina,” Andrea Tantaros said, after the panel had conceded that the Democrats tended to have more female candidates. “I don’t see these magazines giving her the same shake they will give Hillary Clinton.” They also noted Sarah Palin had not received the same treatment.
The panel, as in this morning’s Fox & Friends segment, suspected the magazine’s editors of blatant liberal bias, and pointed out that the Clinton Foundation had taken money from countries like Saudi Arabia with deplorable women’s rights records.
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