Erik Wemple: women


Posted at 03:35 PM ET, 04/08/2013

Hillary Clinton's hair: Fair game or prejudicial?
By Erik Wemple
Should the media ever write about the appearance of female political candidates? Maybe not, says study.

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Tags:  Chris Christie, Hillary Rodham Clinton, women

Posted at 01:21 PM ET, 10/25/2012

CNN: Hormone story didn’t go through channels [Updated]
By Erik Wemple
CNN says hormone story didn’t go through channels.

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Tags:  cnn hormone story, cnn hormone story ovulation, cnn hormone women voting, cnn women voting, cnn hormones voting women, cnn ovulation women

Posted at 09:00 AM ET, 09/11/2012

Is New York Times’ Sullivan a big liberal? Mediology, Sept. 11
By Erik Wemple
“Fox & Friends” nullifies the war on women!

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Tags:  newsbusters, breaitbart, cnn, media matters, war on women, gore vidal, new york times, margaret sullivan, clay waters, michael patrick leahy

Posted at 12:50 AM ET, 08/30/2012

Bachmann schools CNN on single women’s gas-price fetish
By Erik Wemple
Michele Bachmann tells Piers Morgan all about single women and gas.

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Tags:  rmclive, ep, piers morgan, mcihele bachmann, poll, gas prices, women, single women, gallup, republican national convention

Posted at 06:26 PM ET, 08/14/2012

NBC News: Andrea Mitchell’s remarks on Ryan taken out of context
By Erik Wemple
Andrea Mitchell, rounding the Republican ‘base.’

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Tags:  andrea mitchell, nbc news, mitt romney, paul ryan, base, women voters

Posted at 12:10 PM ET, 07/10/2012

Wikipedia founder ‘cautious’ about Twitter
By Erik Wemple
Jimmy Wales on women editors and Twitter.

By Erik Wemple  |  12:10 PM ET, 07/10/2012 |  Permalink  |  Comments ( 0)
Tags:  jimmy wales, wikipedia founder, washington post, facebook, twitter, women, editors, literature, usb standard