Sandra Fluke

It all comes down to the burn barrel and Tom Shattuck.

It does seem like every time there's some politically convenient... feminized coded, or I guess feminist coded news topic that crops up right around election time, like Sandra fluke or the cross thing or seems like there's something they find some way of not concocting but elevating a small story and making it this national narrative but uh from what you guys are describing it sounds like this one has uh fallen to pieces pretty quickly but the

movement is on steve it's working it's so yeah aoc i think aoc got up and gave a big speech about it uh

was she in favor of the gangbangers or the gang banged or

And I happen to notice a bit of a pattern during these years where there's either a presidential or a midterm election, and we have to find ways of riling people up for their voter base during these elections.

So in 2010, there's a woman named Sandra Fluke.

2012, Mitt Romney, the presidential candidate for the Republicans, had binders full of women.

It wasn't just that Mitt Romney cared more about Wall Street than Sesame Street.

If you want to, fine.

Anyway, let's go back to Sandra Fluke.

February 2012, she was a Georgetown law student advocating for insurance coverage of her contraception.

Do you remember this? And she says it was around contraceptives, medical uses, and a friend had an ovarian condition or whatever.