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"I think you all should know that my current gchat status is, &amp;quot;brb convincing Nicolle Wallace to be my BFF&amp;quot;. I confess, I&amp;#39;m actually sitting at my desk here on the 16th floor writing, and not sending ingratiating baskets of cookies to Wallace and the rest of last night&amp;#39;s Running in Heels panelists, but if I could, I totally would. Yes, Glamour and 92Y&amp;#39;s women in politics panel was that good.\nA side note before I recap, though: Politics are chic. Like, sequins, metallics, red heels, leather and leopard print kind of chic.\nPinterestFacebookThe guests: Georgetown Law student Sandra Fluke, political commentator and former G.W. Bush White House communications chief Nicolle Wallace, Glamour Editor-in-Chief Cindi Leive, EMILY&amp;#39;s List president Stephanie Schriock, daughter of former G.O.P. presidential candidate Jon Huntsman Abby Huntsman Livingston, GBTV news anchor Amy Holmes, panel moderator Chelsea Clinton, New York City Council Speaker Christine Quinn.\nThe night was so packed with inspiring moments, thought-provoking topics and wow-inducing concepts that a full recap would take a billion years (but here&amp;#39;s the full video from the panel--watch now!). However, I wanted to share some of my favorite quotes and moments so we can discuss some of the most provocative in the comments below. Here&amp;#39;s a chronological recap of highlights, thanks to the amazing audience members tweeting the panel:\nhttps://twitter.com/glamourmag/status/185161441484083201https://twitter.com/meredithturits/status/185162125898022914https://twitter.com/glamourmag/status/185163470034055168https://twitter.com/emilyslist/status/185165660442202112https://twitter.com/glamourmag/status/185167436776079362https://twitter.com/glamourmag/status/185167743224528896https://twitter.com/RosiePGray/status/185164682712203267https://twitter.com/emilyslist/status/185168261967642625https://twitter.com/emilyslist/status/185168644907614208https://twitter.com/ChrisCQuinn/status/185168356750528513https://twitter.com/glamourmag/status/185170012015837184https://twitter.com/BuzzFeedShift/status/185169078313422848https://twitter.com/Koalani/status/185170020664483842https://twitter.com/glamourmag/status/185172644474269696https://twitter.com/emilyslist/status/185172426848604162https://twitter.com/rachelsklar/status/185172970833063938https://twitter.com/emilyslist/status/185172873541980160https://twitter.com/emilyslist/status/185176142284726272SO much to think and talk about! (I&amp;#39;m pretty sure that right after the panel I told Anne I wanted to call Gloria Steinem and start a revolution. Because, obviously, Gloria&amp;#39;s on my speed dial.)\nI speak for everyone at Glamour when I extend a huge thank you not only to the panelists and our moderator for a conversation that exceeded our wildest expectations, but to the attendees and stream-viewers who asked questions we&amp;#39;re still pondering this morning, and who have continued the conversation aloud and digitally hours later. And we&amp;#39;re not done talking--you better believe that.\nWhich of these moments from the night resonated with you most? Whose comments do you think really hit the nail on the head when talking about women in politics both now and down the line?\nP.S. Want more coverage from the event? These wrap-ups are stellar:\nHuffington Post\nInternational Business Times\nNew York Observer Politicker\nPolitico\nBuzzFeed Shift\nPhoto: Amy Sussman/Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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