Birthday: August 20, 1962 (Leo)
Born In: Los Angeles, California, United States
Tammy Bruce is an American radio talk-show host, bestselling author, columnist, conservative political commentator, and feminist activist. She is the former president of the Los Angeles chapter of the non-partisan feminist organization named the 'National Organization for Women.’ Bruce served them for about 7 years, but her relation with the organization soured because of her ideological differences with them, regarding the O. J. Simpson case. Subsequently, Bruce worked as a full-fledged activist. As a columnist, she has contributed to 'Newsmax.com' and 'The Guardian.' Her editorials and commentaries on social issues have been featured in several national and international journals, such as 'The New York Times,' the 'San Francisco Chronicle,' the 'Los Angeles Times,' 'Esquire,' 'USA Today,' and 'The Advocate.' Bruce often delivers speeches at colleges and corporate and civic organizations, addressing a variety of social groups. She currently serves as an on-air contributor on 'Fox News' and hosts 'Get Tammy Bruce' for 'Fox Nation.'
Birthday: August 20, 1962 (Leo)
Born In: Los Angeles, California, United States
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Also Known As: Tammy K. Bruce
Age: 60 Years, 60 Year Old Females
Born Country: United States
Height: 5'9" (175 cm), 5'9" Females
Grouping of People: Lesbian
U.S. State: California
City: Los Angeles
education: University Of Southern California
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Tammy Bruce's first book, 'The New Thought Police,' published in October 2001, discussed freedom of expression, personal liberty, and how the practice of left-wing McCarthyism is a threat to democracy.
Tammy Bruce had a supporting role in the 2011 documentary 'The Undefeated,' based on the life of former governor of Alaska Sarah Palin, who was a nominee for the 2008 vice-presidential run. In November the following year, she served as the guest host of the ‘TRN’ show 'The Laura Ingraham Show,' which was later moved to the 'Courtside Entertainment Group.'
Bruce discussed her criticisms and feminist ideas in a short video posted on the conservative 'YouTube' channel 'Prager University' in 2014.
During an interview with 'C-SPAN' in 2006, Tammy Bruce came out as bisexual. She also said that she chooses to identify herself as lesbian.
Tammy Bruce lives in Los Angeles with her cat, Snoopy; her dog, Sydney; and a raccoon named Rocky.
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