Women's rights advocate and graduate Sandra Fluke has been named as a candidate by magazine for their  . Sandra Fluke was the focus of media in February after attempting to testify before a -controlled committee in the  about and . Kate Pickert of Time wrote in her profile, "Fluke ... weathered the attention with poise and maturity and emerged as a political celebrity." An analysis of Fluke's candidacy by Peter Roff of called attention to her role in the political phenomenon in the recent election cycle known as the "" which drew significant attention to issues of  . Roff gave advice to the Republican party on the way it relates to women, "Once the Republicans become comfortable talking about all issues as though they were women's issues too — issues like unemployment, economic growth, job creation, education, and healthcare as well as the so-called social issues — they will be demonstrating that women have a home in the GOP. Until they do however it will be the Sandra Flukes of the world that continue to carry the day when it counts." Fluke was a featured speaker on September 5 at the in ,  . Fluke spoke to attendees at the convention about the consequences for of electing candidate for ,  , over incumbent President . Fluke has campaigned with President Obama in his bid for re-election.
Women's rights advocate and graduate Sandra Fluke has been named as a candidate by magazine for their Person of the Year . Sandra Fluke was the focus of media in February after attempting to testify before a Republican-controlled committee in the United States House of Representatives about and . Kate Pickert of Time wrote in her profile, "Fluke ... weathered the attention with poise and maturity and emerged as a political celebrity." An analysis of Fluke's candidacy by Peter Roff of called attention to her role in the political phenomenon in the recent election cycle known as the "" which drew significant attention to issues of women's rights . Roff gave advice to the Republican party on the way it relates to women, "Once the Republicans become comfortable talking about all issues as though they were women's issues too — issues like unemployment, economic growth, job creation, education, and healthcare as well as the so-called social issues — they will be demonstrating that women have a home in the GOP. Until they do however it will be the Sandra Flukes of the world that continue to carry the day when it counts." Fluke was a featured speaker on September 5 at the in , North Carolina . Fluke spoke to attendees at the convention about the consequences for women of electing Republican candidate for , Mitt Romney , over incumbent President . Fluke has campaigned with President Obama in his bid for re-election.
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