The Suburban Women Problem
The Suburban Women Problem, Rachel VindmanIt’s obvious the GOP has a suburban women problem, and recent election results show that it’s getting worse. So let’s keep talking about it! Tune in for a political journey through the minds of suburban women, brought to you by Red Wine & Blue.
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Suburban women are breaking up with the Republican Party and remaking American politics — transforming their own lives and getting political for the first time. Each week, Rachel Vindman, Rep. Jasmine Clark, and Dr. Amanda Weinstein find out why.
Co-host of The Suburban Women Problem podcast. Wife and Mama. Living proof you don't need to have your life completely sorted out and perfect in order to make a difference, you simply need to keep moving forward.
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