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No Slam-Dunk For the Mommy Wars

AliveInHim Wrote: Aug 29, 2010 9:07 PM
No kidding. It took me a long time to learn not to judge those women who do work outside the home when they have kids because not all of them fit that feminista mold; most of them are just doing what they have to do. Even my closest female friend of 30+ years wishes she'd have spent less time at the office and more time with her kids, and when hers were small I recall her telling me that being home with them would have driven her crazy-which used to make me feel she was implying that women like me who were home with our kids had something wrong with us. Of course there was not and is not but that's how deeply the feminista culture has affected the females of my generation. I don't regret for one moment being home with our kids even...

Could politics end the mommy wars?

What mommy wars, you ask? One short answer is: the ones that make for awkward silences at cocktail parties when a woman is asked what she does and she responds that she raises her children. The feminist revolution would have us believe this undignified.

That's bunk. It always has been.

With the increased media presence of women of all political stripes, especially in politics -- as candidates, as tea party players and participants -- that lie is being exposed in the mainstream, crowding out the delusion of the lamestream (to borrow one woman's word)....

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