Fox News, for example, Laura Ingram has gone on the offensive attacking the Hillary Clinton campaign.

Right, right, which is going to be super effective.

And I think it's going to hurt her chances for the 2016 election if they like know how to time travel now over at Fox News.

We got to address the suburban women problem because it's real.

Welcome to the suburban women problem, a podcast for red, wine, and blue.

Hi, everyone. Thanks for joining us. I'm Amanda Weinstein. I'm Jasmine Clark. And I'm Rachel Vindman.

And you're listening to The Suburban Women Problem. We talk a lot about our families on the pod.

So today I'm very excited that we have a couple of family members joining us. Two amazing Paris women.

First, we'll be talking to Katie Paris, the founder of Red Wine and Blue, about the success of book bandbusters and how the media has been responding.

And then after that, we'll be joined by Katie's mother-in-law, Debbie Paris.

Debbie's a child psychologist, and she was so reassuring when she was on the podcast last year.

I can't wait to talk to her again.

But first, let's talk about what's been going on with

everyone, Jasmine. What is up with Gwinnett County? You guys always have extra drama. I feel like

we're just being like perpetually bullied. And it's like getting to the point where it is a bit exhausting

to constantly be having to fight

for your voters. You know, our voters are essentially being punished for showing up and changing

the politics of Gwinnett County, but they have essentially silenced us and in effect silenced our voters

as well. So I can say it's been a frustrating week. Can you explain like essentially silenced or how

what they're doing, how they're silencing you? So we talked a lot about redistricting and we talked

about redistricting on the last episode and this is

just another example of how they can use redistricting to continue to segregate number one but also

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