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Lena Dunham Tells Roske Why Caucuses Are ‘Sexy’

Writer and actress Lena Dunham speaks on her evolving engagement with the political process. (Photo Courtesy Brent Roske)
Writer and actress Lena Dunham speaks on her evolving engagement with the political process. (Photo Courtesy Brent Roske)
By Thomas McKinless
Posted February 18, 2016 at 5:18pm

Find out why actress Lena Dunham thinks caucuses are a “cool, sexy way to meet people” on Sunday’s “Roske on Politics.” Also joining host Brent Roske are Rep. Kristi Noem, Jeb Bush Jr., actor Justin Long, USA Today Politics Editor Paul Singer and Ben Carson Campaign Director Maj. Robert Dees.  

“Roske on Politics” airs at 11 a.m. Sunday on WHAG, NBC-Hagerstown, right after “Meet the Press.”  

 

Roske on Politics: Lena Dunham on Caucus ‘Hook Ups’

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