Republican: Why Can't I Call Women Sluts Anymore?
July 22, 2018
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as posted by the channelIn this Majority Report clip, Michael Brooks discusses Rep. Jason Lewis lamenting that he can't call women sluts anymore.
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(CNN)Republican Rep. Jason Lewis defended Thursday comments he made in 2012 lamenting that women could no longer be called "sluts."
"CNN's KFile reported on Wednesday that Lewis repeatedly demeaned women during a period of 15 months on his radio show, "The Jason Lewis Show." The show's audio was obtained by CNN's KFile from Michael Brodkorb, a columnist and former deputy chair of the Republican Party of Minnesota.
Lewis, who was narrowly elected to represent Minnesota's 2nd District in 2016, is considered one of the most endangered House Republicans in the midterm election. CNN rates the race as a "toss up," the most competitive designation.
Speaking on Thursday afternoon in an interview with local Minnesota station WCCO's "The Chad Hartman Show," Lewis defended his past statements."
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