[CitizenM]

Let's hope these countless women working in the limelight truly appreciate the value of what Sarah Palin has shown them when it comes time for voting in this election. Obama (and his angry feminist wife, Michelle, who thinks Palin "is cute"), would not represent a "change" but a continuation of the hateful, mean-spirited, sarcastic, demeaning attitudes of the left-wing liberals like Bennetts who expect women to kowtow to the feminists' demands on abortion and other issues that promote family, moral, and spiritual values.

[elk]

They keep trying to ignite Mommy Wars -- it would save them the trouble , if women tore down each other, creating more misery for all women. Feminazi's don't like happy SAHM's.

Most women don't try to take the speck out of their sister's eye, so to speak. Each family has decisions to make.

[RochesterFan]

Megan Basham's column suggests that she is a delightful woman who loves her husband and wants to offer women information on how they can make their desire to devote more time to family a reality. The reception she received from Leslie Bennetts and Judith Regan suggests that their view of "choice" for women is imposing their choices on all others.

It sounds like Mrs. Bashan and her husband would be wonderful dinner guests, able to engage in an uplifting exchange of stories and ideas. Spending time with Leslie Bennetts and Judith Regan sounds like in ill-conceived exercise of trying to create a situation to mimic hell on earth.

[Tax-chick]

I saw this article on Townhall this morning and thought it was very informative.

One of the things the Palin candidacy has done is that it has revealed which women in public life or in journalism are content with their lives and accomplishments, and which aren’t.

This has been quite an unflattering light on some people who had presented themselves as conservative ... a “marker,” as we used to say in the insurance biz. A writer who is hostile to Sarah Palin is likely to prove to be a person with serious divergences from practical conservatism, even if they haven’t been obvious previously.