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Late Deciders; Give Us Women; Kathleen Turner
Season 21
Episode 33
After Indiana Senate candidate Richard Mourdock makes comments about children conceived through rape, the so-called "waitress moms" are even more important to the presidential candidates; The European Parliament rejected a male candidate for the Central Bank, saying they want more women; Actress Kathleen Turner is starring as controversial political journalist Molly Ivins on stage.
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