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Former UPenn Swimmer Reacts To The Left's Latest Vitriol Toward A Biological Woman

Former UPenn Swimmer Reacts To The Left's Latest Vitriol Toward A Biological Woman

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During an appearance on Fox Across America With Jimmy Failla, former UPenn swimmer Paula Scanlan gives her take on what's driving liberals' vilification of Sydney Sweeney and her new American Eagle ad campaign.
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