War on Women Still a Losing Strategy - The Ring Of Fire
February 7, 2014
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as posted by the channelThis segment originally aired on the February 2nd, 2014 episode of Ring of Fire on Free Speech TV. The GOP's war on women helped cost them the 2012 election, and while the national party is hoping to reverse their anti-female image before this year's midterms, a large portion of the party can't stop their misogyny from spewing out of their mouth. Ring of Fire guest host Farron Cousins discusses the party's problems with Nancy Cohen, author of the book Delirium: The Politics of Sex in America.
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