Women Who Make the World Worse

National Review Online ^ | 29 December 2005 | Kathryn Jean Lopez /Kate O'Beirne

[paulat]

I don't like conservative women who get ahead by bashing other women.

Why don't they accomplish something themselves, instead of carping?

[taxed2death]

This Lopez lady comes off like an idiot.....talk about "loaded" and biased questions.....sheeeesh.

[boomop1]

Start funny, Rosie O'Donnel.

[boomop1]

I know it is O'Donald.

[joesnuffy]

Kate O'Beirne is the Washington editor of the National Review and author of the book "Women Who Make the World Worse: and How Their Radical Feminist Assault Is Ruining Our Schools, Families, Military, and Sports."

Not too shabby in the accomplishment arena...plus being a mom to two boys and taking care of a hubby.. in there somewhere.. I suspect.

[GraniteStateConservative]

Rosie O'Donnel.

I know it is O'Donald.

Strike 2. It's Rosie O'Donnell.

[Lorianne]

Lopez is joking with O'Bierne the way she phrases the questions. She is a Conservative woman and frequent contributor to NRO herself.

[Cai Della]

Hillary
Janeanne Garafolo
Randi Rhodes

[boomop1]

Oh well shoot me.

[GraniteStateConservative]

No big deal. It was funny that you corrected yourself, but actually didn't. That's all.

[Eva]

I think that O'Beirne explained why it was up to women to take up the battle against the feminazis.

[WKB]

Did my sister in law make the top 3?

[christie]

Hillary Clinton is a committed feminist. She's a true believer in the grievance agenda and promotes the myth of stunted progress for women's equality. She would reliably be one of the women who make the world worse by endorsing all of feminism's pet causes — strict sex quotas for college sports, "girl power" in our schools, the "epidemic" of domestic violence, abortion on demand (despite her phony rhetoric), universal, federally funded day care, enforced "equal pay for equal work" and women in combat.

[boomop1]

I do it all the time, dig a deeper hole oh the fun of having FR to dwell at.

[Mr. Jeeves]

This Lopez lady comes off like an idiot.....talk about "loaded" and biased questions.....sheeeesh.

She's playing Devil's Advocate - asking the questions a liberal would ask.

[Bob]

Why don't they accomplish something themselves, instead of carping?

It appears to me that she already has:

Kate O'Beirne is National Review's Washington Editor, writing principally about Congress, politics, and domestic policy. She is a regular on CNN's Capital Gang, appears as a substitute host on CNN's and is a featured contributor to CNN's Inside Politics. Before joining National Review in 1995, O'Beirne was Vice President of Government Relations at The Heritage Foundation, responsible for keeping Washington policymakers abreast of Heritage proposals and research findings in all areas of the Foundation's study, while serving as a contributing editor for National Review. O'Beirne previously served as Heritage's Deputy Director of Domestic Policy Studies, where she supervised studies in the areas of health care, welfare, education, and housing. From 1986 to 1988, she was Deputy Assistant Secretary for Legislation at the Department of Health and Human Services. A native of New York, O'Beirne began her political career when she worked on James Buckley's successful U.S. senatorial campaign and served as a staff assistant in his Senate office.

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[digger48]

"poster children"?

[stephenjohnbanker]

O'Beirne is FAR more accomplished than most feminists.

[savagesusie]

...because they have to identify the problem for others to understand just what is driving certain policies in this country. Most women are oblivious to the evil feminist agenda, especially young women who are ignorant of politics. This woman is not bashing other women as much as she is pointing out the evil intentions of their man-hating, self-loathing agenda.