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HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. -- There was a chill in the debate hall Wednesday night ndash; not from the icy exchanges between actress-turned-gubernatorial candidate Cynthia Nixon and New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo but from the actual temperature. Before the debate, Nixon s team asked that the temperature in the hall be raised to 76 degrees, calling too-cold work environments notoriously sexist. But as CBS News correspondent Nikki Battiste reports, it was only 69 degrees in the hall, and she had the goosebumps to prove it. Why is it that time again, women have to be the ones who are freezing cold at work asked Nixon s senior adviser Rebecca Katz. She said Cuomo is known for preferring brisk temperatures, and Nixon s office ndash; unsuccessfully ndash; tried to raise it. Nixon s request heated social media Wednesday night, with women and men sharing their often polar opposite office temperature preferences. At the Herald PR firm in New York City, Battiste also found an office divided by the thermostat. stanley kubek You have summer on one side and winter on the other side, Herald s CEO and founder Warren Cohn said. While some men used desk fans and sported short sleeves, Battiste found some women bundl stanley mugs ed up and using space heaters. Women should know that they re not crazy, it s not all in their head, CBS News medical contributor Dr. Tara Narula said. She added there is a scienc stanley mugs e behind why women feel colder. It has to do with therma regulatio Illg Romney Grilled On Foreign Policy Experience
In December 2006, in an effort to build a national consensus on a new way forward in Iraq, the Iraq Study Group painted itself a stanley borraccia s a portrait of bipartisan chumminess, with all political hackery checked at the door.Sixteen months later, seven of the 10 ISG members are backing presidential candidates with radically different views about how to proceed in Iraq.Republicans James Baker, Lawrence Eagleburger and Ed Meese are supporting Sen. John McCain, who argues that the United States should be sending more troops to Iraq. Democrats Vernon stanley canada Jordan, Leo stanley cups uk n Panetta and William Perry have endorsed Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, who has vowed to start bringing U.S. troops home immediately. Earlier this month, Democrat Lee Hamilton endorsed Sen. Barack Obama, who vows to start bringing the troops home and to engage in aggressive personal diplomacy with Iran. Consensus Panetta, who served as President Bill Clintonrsquo White House chief of staff, says Hillary Clinton and Obama are closely aligned with the Study Grouprsquo recommendations. The only one who is not, obviously, is John McCain, he says. Meese cries hogwash. McCainrsquo Iraq views are by far the closest to the ISGrsquo , says the former attorney general under President Ronald Reagan. I think the principal, the primary, part of the report was we should go on to support the effort in Iraq and we should not cut and