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'''Tammy Bruce''' "is an openly [[gay]], [[pro-choice]], gun owning, pro-[[death penalty]], Independent Conservative", talk show host, according to her official biography.<ref>[http://tammybruce.com/biography Tammy Bruce, Website]</ref> A lifelong [[Democrat]], in 1992 she worked to help elect Senators [[Dianne Feinstein]] and [[Barbara Boxer]]. Bruce has voted for and supported [[Republicans]] as well, including [[President Reagan]], both Presidents Bush and [[John McCain]]. In 2008 Bruce decided to reject any party affiliation. Ms. Bruce is also a [[Fox News Channel]] Political Analyst, appearing several times per month.
|name=Tammy Bruce
|image=Tammy bruce.jpg
|birth_date=August 20, 1962
|birth_place=[[Los Angeles]], California
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'''Tammy K. Bruce''' (born August 20, 1962, age {{age|1962|8|20}}) is an “openly [[gay]], [[pro-choice]], gun owning, pro-[[death penalty]], Independent Conservative”, talk show host, according to her official biography.<ref>[http://tammybruce.com/biography Tammy Bruce, Website]</ref> A lifelong [[Democrat]], in 1992 she worked to help elect Senators [[Dianne Feinstein]] and [[Barbara Boxer]]. Bruce has voted for and supported [[Republicans]] as well, including [[President Reagan]], both Presidents Bush and [[John McCain]]. In 2008 Bruce decided to reject any party affiliation. Ms. Bruce is also a [[Fox News Channel]] Political Analyst, appearing several times per month.
Bruce was elected president of the [[Los Angeles]] chapter of [[NOW]] at the age of 27. The youngest ever to achieve that position, she doubled the chapter's membership from 2,000 to 4,000 within a year. In her seven years as president (1990-1996) she mobilized activists locally and nationally on a whole range of issues, including women's image in media, child care, health care, violence against women, economics, and domestic violence. Ms. Bruce also served as a member of the National NOW Board of Directors.
Bruce was elected president of the [[Los Angeles]] chapter of [[NOW]] at the age of 27. The youngest ever to achieve that position, she doubled the chapter's membership from 2,000 to 4,000 within a year. In her seven years as president (1990-1996) she mobilized activists locally and nationally on a whole range of issues, including women's image in media, child care, health care, violence against women, economics, and domestic violence. Ms. Bruce also served as a member of the National NOW Board of Directors.