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Much to Democratsโ€™ chagrin, the โ€œwar on womenโ€ is a tired trope and womenโ€™s issues cannot be contained in a bumper sticker, said Republican strategist Ana Navarro on ABCโ€™s This Week.

But, she suggested, itโ€™s still worth pointing out the double standard Democrats enjoy. โ€œYou want to talk about โ€˜war on womenโ€™? Why donโ€™t we talk about the war that Democrats waged this week against the woman who heads the [Democratic National Committee]?โ€ Navarro said about embattled DNC chairwoman Debbie Wasserman Schultz. โ€œLet me just tell you something, if a Republican had gone out and talked about how somebody wanted to spend all this money on clothes and say all the gossipy things that they said about Debbie Wasserman Schultz, with the White Houseโ€™s fingerprints all over it, you all would be screaming bloody murder about the war on women.โ€

Navarro struggled to finish her point as Democratic strategist James Carville groaned and The Nationโ€™s Katrina vanden Heuvel tried repeatedly to interrupt her.