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"As the media attention grew, I believed it was my responsibility to use the microphone I was given to advocate for the progressive policies I've always fought for: affordable health care, access to a quality education, LGBTQ rights and economic justice," notes Ms. Fluke, age 33 and an attorney who lives in West Hollywood with her husband and a dog named "Mr. President.
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To add insult to injury, Mr. Obama called Ms. Fluke and told her that her "parents should be proud."
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