Feminism Case

When I was a supervisor in the federal government, a few members of my team regularly let me know, subtly or otherwise, that they could run things better than I could, even though they had no experience in supervision. You've no doubt encountered such individuals yourself: people who aren't in charge but think they should be because they could do so much better. So it is with many ideological feminist women. You may have heard them say, "If we women ran things, the world would be a better, more peaceful place." They have said this knowing women have had no experience whatsoever in world-supervising."Who cares how men feel or what they door whether they suffer? They have hadover 2000 years to dominate and made acomplete hash of it. Now it is our turn."-Liberated Women, Boronia. (Herald-Sun,Tracy Schmaler, Justice Department's chief spokesperson, apparently recently yelled at Sharyl Attkisson, a CBS investigative journalist digging into the "Fast and Furious scandal." If Schmaler ran the world, would yelling at those who asked touchy questions be her way of resolving issues? -Washington Times, Oct. 5, 2011, with story and videoNo doubt many feminists thought Betty Freidan would have made a great president or a senator. But how great do you think she would have been, after you heard her say to someone she disagreed with, as she said to Phyllis Schlafly, "I'd like to burn you at the stake"? Imagine her saying that in a campaign debate with, say, Hillary Clinton.If elected U.S. president, how well would U.S. Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Texas, promote racial harmony when she tries to stir up racial discord with such statements as: "'[T]he minority community' blames racism for the Republican refusal to increase the debt limit without conditions." Did Lee conduct a poll of the minority community? If so, where is it?