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Stephen Bannon, producer of The Undefeated will interview TNA’s Amy Siskind on whether Palin will run and, if she does, how Palin would stack up in the already crowded GOP field.
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We’ve just been informed of the passing of Nora Bredes, a true champion of and for women.  Nora was President of the Eleanor Roosevelt Legacy Committee, a prominent organization in New York dedicated to increasing women’s representation in politics.
Nora will be missed immensely.  Our thoughts and prayers go out to her family.
Her family put the following note on her Facebook page:

Dear friends,
This is a message from Nora’s family. Nora passed away peacefully on Thursday afternoon after a long battle with breast cancer.
We know this may come as a surprise …

Three years ago today, a group of women from around the country sat in my living room.  The New Agenda was founded in tribute to Hillary Clinton and her herstorical 2008 presidential campaign.   We vowed that day:  “never again” will we be silent when a woman leader is mistreated.  We have lived up to that vow, and stayed true to our vision:  a voice for all women.
Fast forward.
This past year has been truly exceptional.  Our 5 favorite highlights include:

The New Agenda on Campus, our outreach to college and young women, …

Check out Amy Siskind explaining that gender bias impacts women politicians of BOTH parties:

Now we want to hear from you. Tell us what you think!

h/t to The Daily Caller.

TNA’s Amy Siskind will appear on FOX News show Fox & Friends tomorrow (Friday) morning from 7:15-7:30 a.m. EST.
Topics discussed include the media’s obsession with Bachmann’s gaffes and more.
Tune in!

Republished from The Huffington Post.
Last summer, I wrote an article here at HuffPost, Why the ‘Pro-Women’ Movement Should and Will Replace Feminism.   Sarah Palin had just declared herself a ‘conservative feminist,’ while endorsing a slew of diverse women candidates and working to get them elected.  I found her efforts to get more women into leadership, admirable.  The women who apparently own the term “feminist” vehemently disagreed with me.  Rather than welcome Palin with a sisterly embrace, they pursued her with machetes of words for daring to utter their sacred …

The opinions expressed herein are those of the author, and not necessarily those of The New Agenda.
Caveat: I am aware that this post is self-important and melodramatic. The personal is political, and politics have real personal consequences for people.
I’ve been MIA for the last little while because grad school is exhausting, and because I was in remission, briefly, from my debilitating political hypervigilance (a result of Primary PTSD from 2008). But oh boy, things are spinning up again and as such I get to start getting harassed on my two …

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From The Daily Caller:
Though many Hillary Clinton supporters clenched their teeth and supported Barack Obama in 2008, many remain frustrated with the president’s failure to champion women’s issues and believe he should expect a lower turnout among women for his 2012 reelection.
“After 2008 [Clinton voters] were basically told get over it, and they haven’t gotten over it,” Amy Siskind, president of the feminist advocacy group The New Agenda, told The Daily Caller.
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“In Obama’s coalition, women do not play as strong a role,” Lara Brown, assistant …