Where are we on gentle parenting?

Oh.

Versus the old school way of parenting. Old school. Old school. No one believes in the gentle parenting. Tough love. I'm a boy mom. I was in law school. I had a newborn and an 11-month-old. So I told people on the scale of bad ideas that one might take the day. When I started in sports many, many years ago, I was one of very few women covering sports. I always looked

at it as I'm a journalist competing in a journalist world. I'm not going to let my gender come in here

and define me. They looked back at traditional statewide campaigns and they're like, okay, we've never

designed one that fits a mom's schedule. And I's like, well, it's just going to have to look

different.

So, and it did.

83% of the American people are for the Save America Act. Let's get this done. Come on.

That's our superpower as women in these positions. And I'm so proud to be here with all of these

strong women ahead of Mother's Day because I think about using those

opportunities not as a prop, but as an opportunity to use our platform and our voice.

Hi, everyone, and welcome to this week's episode of the Katie Miller podcast.

We're so excited to be doing something a little bit different this week.

We're joined by the women of the United States Senate.

You start with Katie Britt, Marshall Blackburn.

Michelle, you're running for Senate in Minnesota.

Yes.

How exciting?

Thank you.

I am excited. Ashley Hinson and

Ashley Moody. Thank you all for doing this. So briefly can we do a 30 second 15 second

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