Women Who Make the World Worse

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

[TAdams8591]

Most assuredly I will be looking to buy this book. I had the pleasure of meeting Kate shortly after Clinton was elected the first time, at a conservative conference in DC, and had the opportuinty to speak with her extensively. I told her how much I enjoyed her on television. She is as fun and articulate in person, as she is on TV.

[joylyn]

RE: There would be no feminism if some guy had only asked the homely broads out to the prom...
I was a basically a homely broad and had my choice of prom dates. (Didn't put out, either.) The reason women become feminists is that we get royally fed up with men who can't hear anything women say because they're so totally fixated on looks. I wonder what some of the guys who write these things look like.

[Galveston Grl]

Femenazis have been bashing everyone else for all these years. I love it when they get bashed by someone as accomplished and smart as Kate O'Brien. We are not going to move them from power by ignoring their skanky a@@s.

We have to make it as dangerous for CEO's to obey the feminist anti-male and anti-female demands as to disobey them. Put business in a social quagmire so they will just stop pushing hate against any group of Americans.

A mentioned known fact - many of the professional feme-nazis are lesbians. That is why their doctrines and policies are so anti-female and male. They are not of that either variety. It explains why the queer agenda went straight to the top in business.

[TAdams8591]

If I am not mistaken, she is also an attorney.

[TAdams8591]

Ping! You would probably enjoy this book.

[Bob]

If I am not mistaken, she is also an attorney.

You may be right but I hadn't ever heard that. If she were, I'd expect that it would have been listed in her bio at the Leading Authorities site.

[Angry_White_Man_Syndrome]

ping

[apackof2]

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder

[Mrs. Don-o]

It's called social criticism. They exercise this trade by writing books and speaking. They oppose what they see as bad social trends and bad legislation. They explain why.

You got a problem with that?

[paulat]

You got a problem with that?

Did you even take the time to read #17 and #24?

[TAdams8591]

"O'Beirne also worked for the New York State senate, received her J.D. degree from St. John’s University, and practiced law in New York."

The above is excerpted from her bio on National Review.

[Mrs. Don-o]

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

"This Lopez lady" is the editor of National Review Online. See http://www.unitedfeatures.com/ufsapp/viewFeature.do?id=181

Her questions are deliberately phrased in a satirical manner.

If it will make things easier, go ahead and make sarc and /sarc labels, and cut and paste them diligently before and after each of her questions.

[Mrs. Don-o]

Sorry. I read #2 and responded. In the interim I got up and stirred the soup. :o)

[paulat]

You seem to want to make a lot of nasty comments without reading the thread.

I've been educated, and so has taxed2death. You would know that if you would read.

[cmsgop]

[paulat]

Sorry. I read #2 and responded. In the interim I got up and stirred the soup. :o)

Okay...I just got that..truce?

[Mrs. Don-o]

Sorry, sorry, sorry! I read a post. I responded. I got up to stir the soup. I was short, but not nasty. My bad. Sorry.

Mrs. ("Too Short") Don-o

[PeoplesRepublicOfWashington]

Lopez's questioning comes across as sarcastic to me.

[Bob]

"O'Beirne also worked for the New York State senate, received her J.D. degree from St. John’s University, and practiced law in New York."

The above is excerpted from her bio on National Review.

Thanks, I'm a bit surprised that wasn't included in her other bio.

[Mrs. Don-o]

Mrs. Don-o rushes back from the kitchen to say: S'Awright!