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Chelsea Clinton and Sandra Fluke: How to Deal with a Political Attack

Mar 28, 2012


Have you wondered how Sandra Fluke, the Georgetown University Law student whom Rush Limbaugh attacked a few weeks ago, dealt with it all? Chelsea Clinton shared her own story of being attacked by Limbaugh as a 13-year-old and asked Fluke about her experience last night, here at 92Y. Clinton moderated Running in Heels, a panel discussion we presented in partnership with Glamour magazine which featured six women, Democrats and Republicans, involved in politics in various ways.

Chelsea Clinton is a special correspondent for NBC News. Sandra Fluke is a former president of Georgetown University Law Students for Reproductive Justice.

Categories: News & Politics


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