To the Contrary Season 21 Episode 25 September 28, 2012
- September 28, 2012
To the Contrary season 21 episode 25 was aired on September 28, 2012. The show, which is hosted by Bonnie Erbé, is a weekly half-hour news analysis program that focuses on issues pertaining to women in all aspects of their lives. The show consists of a roundtable discussion with expert panelists who bring different viewpoints to the table.
In this episode, the panelists discussed the gender gap in the upcoming presidential election. With just a few weeks left until the election, the topic of women's voting preferences and how they might impact the outcome was of particular interest. The panelists talked about the various reasons why women might vote for one candidate over another, and whether or not issues such as reproductive rights and healthcare played a role in their decision-making.
Another topic covered in this episode was the controversy surrounding the use of chemical weapons in Syria. The panelists discussed the pros and cons of U.S. intervention in the conflict and whether or not the use of military force would be effective in stopping the violence. They also talked about the potential consequences of taking military action and whether or not it was worth the risk.
A third topic discussed in this episode was the state of the economy and how it was affecting women. The panelists talked about the challenges facing women in the workforce and how they were coping with the current economic climate. They also discussed the policies that could help women succeed in the workplace and in their personal lives.
Finally, the panelists talked about the role of women in politics and the challenges they face when running for office. This was particularly relevant in light of the upcoming election and the fact that a record number of women were running for Congress. The panelists discussed the barriers that women still face when trying to enter politics and what could be done to overcome them.
Overall, this episode of To the Contrary offered a nuanced and in-depth discussion of some of the most pressing issues facing women today. The panelists provided a variety of perspectives on each topic and engaged in a lively and informative conversation that was both interesting and thought-provoking.