Fox News Host Hurls Sexist Jokes At Justin Trudeau Over His 'Feminist' Jab At Trump
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Apparently calling yourself a "proud feminist" makes you a "soy boy" or a woman.
Fox News hosts ridiculed Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau for calling himself a “proud feminist” as he criticized the U.S. for electing Donald Trump over a woman for the second time.
Speaking on Tuesday at a gala in Ottawa for Equal Voice, a charity that works to improve gender representation in Canadian politics, Trudeau suggested that the U.S. election had been a step backwards in the “march towards progress.”
“Women’s rights and women’s progress is under attack, overtly and subtly, but I want you to know that I am and always will be a proud feminist,” he said.
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