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Sandra Fluke, Chelsea Clinton , and Speaker of the New York City were among the guests who discussed the role of women in politics at the in New York City yesterday evening. The forum was co-hosted by magazine. Clinton led the panel; Fluke and Quinn were joined by additional panelists including the communications chief to former President , ; Abby Huntsman Livingston, daughter of former Republican presidential candidate and past governor of and United States Ambassador to ; the President of , Stephanie Schriock; and news anchor . Clinton pointed out that the United States is joined by the country of for 78th place in a ranking of the proportion of female members of the federal government. She noted, "Until my mother ran for president, I wasn’t fully cognizant of how few women run for office and how few women hold office". Wallace admitted that she authored novels It's Classified and Eighteen Acres as a cathartic form of expressing herself after viewing the pressures Hillary Clinton, Sarah Palin, and Michelle Obama experienced in the media during the . "I was so scarred by 2008 I made up an imaginary world".
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