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First on Fox: In today’s political climate it is not easy to include Democrats and Republicans in a friendly, joint space together.
But this is exactly what happened this week when Linda Carter, the 1970s ABC Hit “Wonder Woman”, joined a two -party reception On the Capitoli hill aimed at creating a Museum of American Women’s History of the Smithsons.
“It is often said that some types of men built America. And this is not quite true because we were there,” Carter said in an interview with Fox News Digital during the event. “Most people do not know about our stories, about the women of America who helped build our great nation. These are the stories I am glad you hear.”
Despite the noisy event on Monday, the day before the president Donald Trump A speech at a joint session of the congress, more than two dozen legislators have taken the time to stop at the modest room on the first floor of the US Capitol, where Carter was engaged with others, trying to build a museum.
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Linda Carter was on the Capitol hill for an event promoted by the Smithson Women’s History Museum. (Digital Fox News)
Financing of the Women’s Museum was given in 2020 and signed to the law for the first term Trump.
Now the representative of Nicole Maliotakis, the state rep.
“We are very lucky to be here with two-party efforts. And we have 80 co-authors of our legislation, both Democrats and Republicans,” Maliotakis said, Fox News Digital.
“This is very important, so we can share the stories of women who came to us,” she added before listing famous women, such as Rosie, a group of black nurses who worked with patients with tuberculosis in the 1900s, known as “Black Angels”, and former Justice Sandra.
And their efforts are recognized as the highest level of Congress.
Speaker Mike Johnson, Ran.
Linda Carter was honored with a two-party female bacon (from left to right: Nicole Maliotakis, RN.Y., Monica de la Cruz, R-Texas, Lynda Carter, Reps. Emilia Sykes, D-Ohio and Janelle Bynum, D-Ore. (House of Representatives USA)
Former speaker Nancy Pelosi, Caliph.
“This is the second and last stage of the process,” said Brian Fitzpatrick, R-PA. “Obviously, this is important because it is the choice of the site. The heavy part has been authorized, it’s already done.”
Former representative of Carolin Moloni, Dn.Y., who has been in favor of women’s rights for decades, said she talked to Johnson during the event, and “seemed to be looking for votes.”
“I know how effective it is,” Maloni praised. “We will do it this time.”
Res. Debbie Dingel, Georgia, another Democrat, who has been able to efforts in Congress, confirmed: “We’re going to do it.”
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Dingel was not ashamed of whether she would be sure whether the project could complete despite current political conditions.
“It should,” she said.
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It was an evening of two -party service and for a Carter, marked by a Democrat, which campaigned for the campaign of former Vice President Kamala Harris in 2024.
However, it attributed both Republicans and Democrats for united on the museum.
The event ended with joarding two-party women’s tuft, along with Res. Monica crossR-Texas, Emilia Sykes, D-Ohio, and Janelle Bynum, D -or. – presenting Carter a frame that remembers her contribution to the woman in the recording of Congress.
