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The bad and the good results from last week's election. Anti-choicers didn't do as well as hoped, but some anti-choice politicians did win. Also, Michelle Cove talks about the new world of single women in their 30s.

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Sexism was a successful strategy in this election - for male Democrats and Republicans. The only group for which it didn't work so well was women.

Nevada Republican senate candidate Sharron Angle claims the voting machines are on Harry Reid's side.

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The 2010 crop of GOP candidates is a group with more extreme stances on reproductive rights issues than we've seen in a long time.

Gloria Feldt comes on to talk about women and power. The midterm election season gets ugly. And a healthy baby is born from a 20-year-old embryo---what are the implications?

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Will the voting public decide that the new "pro-life without discrimination" candidates have gone too far in stripping women of their reproductive rights?

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Sharron Angle keeps saying crazy things, while two Senators protect your taxpayer money from having to sit next to slutty money at the insurance office.

Can common ground be found with people like Sharron Angle?  Reproductive rights experts answer these questions and explain why the ground is erroding beneath us in the abortion debate.

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Sheri Parks talks about archetypes and stereotypes of the strong black woman. Also, a look at the new crop of female conservative politicians, and a quick review of the good, the bad, the stupid, and the hopeful in summer movies.

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