BY ADELE SAMMARCO
NEWJERSEYNEWSROOM.COM
It’s been called "The War on Women" in a critical election year.
Lines have been drawn in the sand between congressional Democrats and Republicans over a wide range of hot button issues affecting all women, from contraception to preventive health care coverage, and violence.
The political message is primarily aimed at winning over female voters. However, it could become a tough road ahead for both sides in this latest struggle over gender politics.
New legislation aimed at helping victims of domestic abuse is now up for debate.
Sandy Adams, a first-term representative from Florida has maintained a relatively low profile during her time as a Republican Congresswoman, but now has been thrust into the national spotlight by her party as their latest face of the battle over the Violence Against Women Act.
