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: TalkLeftA Problem With Women At National Review
By Big Tent Democrat
Via Atrios, Media Matters reports on NRO's sexism:
[T]he problem is not with women leaders the enemies of the Virgin Queen and the Iron Lady can attest to that. The problem is not even with the president having strong female subordinates. Rather, Obama's pusillanimity has been hugely magnified by the contrast with the women directing his foreign policy and the fact that they nagged him to attack Libya until he gave in. Maybe it's unfair and there shouldn't be any difference from having a male secretary of state do the same thing, but there is.
The title of the piece - They Know Who Wears the Pants in This Country. Nice.
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Full post as published by TalkLeft on March 22, 2011 (boomark / email).
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