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To The Contrary
November 16, 2012
Season 21
Episode 36
Panelists discuss how the newly elected women will change things in the next Congress. Then, a new UN report says access to contraception could boost the world's economy by billions of dollars. Behind the Headlines. Marianne Williamson on changing the way women talk about politics.
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Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC)'s proposal, and how women fared in the last elections.
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