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In a ‘very hard’ year for women in Congress, at least there’s still softball — Debbie Wasserman Schultz | ChamberLight
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The Congressional Women’s Softball Game will proceed despite a shortened House schedule that frustrated players, including lawmakers working on stalled sexual-misconduct reforms. Members describe the bipartisan charity event as both a source of tension and a way to build relationships across party lines.
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best 62 stories · 85–87 · updated Sep 25, 2026
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85 Credibility HIGH Source credibility: 85 out of 100 70 Neutrality BALANCED Story neutrality: 70 out of 100
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People in this story 9 Democratic Women’s Caucus leader and co-leader of an effort to change House sexual-misconduct procedures
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Softball player, Republican Women’s Caucus leader and advocate for House sexual-misconduct reforms
Founder of the Congressional Women’s Softball Game and participating lawmaker
Speaker of the House who shortened the House schedule
Softball team member shown at practice
Senator and softball team member
Softball team member shown at practice
Softball player, Republican Women’s Caucus leader and advocate for House sexual-misconduct reforms
Founder of the Congressional Women’s Softball Game and participating lawmaker
Speaker of the House who shortened the House schedule
SHOW 4 MORE SHOW FEWER Softball team member shown at practice
SC Senator and softball team member
Softball team member shown at practice
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