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Three women scholars grade Carly Fiorina's performance at the GOP debate

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imageGOP candidate Carly Fiorina gave a feisty performance at Wednesday's debate.Lucy Nicholson/Reuters

Debate light on ‘women’s issues’

Andra Gillespie, Emory University

If viewers were expecting a significant engagement of gender issues in the second GOP debate, then they were disappointed. Aside from the...

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