First in the fox: In today’s political climate it is not easy to make democrats and republicans together with a helpful friendly space.
But that’s this week Lynda Carter, the 1970s ABC stars “Wonder Woman” entered the reception of Bipartis in Capitol Hill, the Smithsonian American Women History Museum.
“It is often said that some kind of men built America. And that’s not true, we were there,” Carter said in a conversation in a conversation with Digital Fox News. “Most people don’t know our stories, about America women who helped build our great nation. They are stories I am excited.
On Monday, before the President Donald Trump, two dozens of legislators found two dozen to stop the shelf room on the U.S. Capitol’s first floor, where Carter attracted others in an effort to build the museum.
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Lynda Carter was at Capitol Hill, for an event to promote the History of Women’s History of Women’s History. (Fox News Digital)
Funding of the Women’s Museum 2020. It was located in the year and was signed in law during the first term of Trump.
Now, Nicole Malliotakis, RN.Y., is an invoice to give a wide place to the museum, in the end.
“We are very lucky here with a bipartid effort. And we have 80 sponsors of our legislation, Democrats and Republicans,” said Malliotakis Digital Fox News.
“It is very important that we can share stories of women who have come before us, before Rosie Riveter listed, a group of black nurses worked with tuberculosis patients, black angels and the Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O’Connor.
And their efforts are recognized by very main levels of Congress.
Speaker Mike Johnson, R-la. The event stopped briefly and talked to attendees, at a point, appearing cheerful in a conversation with Carters.
Lynda Carter had an honor of the Cool of Women (Nicole Malliotakis, RN.Y., Monica de la Cruz, R-Texas, Lynda Carter, Emilia Sykes, D-Ohelle and Janelle bynum. (US representative house)
Nancy Pelosi, D-Califf. The former speaker was also at the event, as men and female congress on both sides of the passage.
“The second step of the process and the last step is to” Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, R-Pa. When he strives, he said to digital Fox News. “Of course, it’s important, this is the selection of the site. The hard part was allowed, it’s already done.”
Rep. Carolyn Maloney, Dn.Y., who has had the running women’s rights in decades, said he talked to Johnson at the event and “he seemed to seek votes.”
“I know how effective it is,” Maloney praised. “We’ll get it this time.”
Rep. Debbie Dingell, D-Mich. Another Democrat who endeavors in the conference confirmed: “We will have to do it.”
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Lynda Carter is popular playing “Wonder Woman”.
Dingell did not doubt whether he asked whether he asked whether the project may exist.
“He has to do it,” he said.
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Carter’s Bipartidiship was also an afternoon, a remarkable Democrat campaign for Kamala Harris’s 2024 President.
The two Republicans and Democrats, however, prepared to meet the Museum’s theme.
Event Finished with Bipartida’s Caucasian Chairs – Malliotakis, along with reps. Monica de la Cruz, R-Texas, Emilia Sykes, D-Ohio and Janelle Bynum, D-Ore. – Introduce a framework that memorializes women in the Register of Congress.
