[Physicist]

I'll accept your characterization (excepting the liberal disruptor nonesense) and note you didn't answer my question.

My wife and I share in the decisions and have never failed to come to an agreement. I asked her to be my partner, not my subordinate. How does your marriage work (or not, as the case may be)?

I'd have voted for Thatcher while holding my nose. The English system is a bit different though, Thatcher wasn't head of state.

No, that would have been the Queen.

You're from here in Philly, aren't you?

Yes, in fact I founded the Philadelphia chapter. I don't recommend you join it, however: a woman is now in charge.

[Hermann the Cherusker]

Actually, my wife and I share in decisions also. I'm not a household dictator. But my word is final, since I am the husband. She runs the house, and I run the household. I don't recall a political topic I've ever come to disagreement with her about. She's a very, very intelligent lady who is smart enough to know the right answers to all these issues, smart enough to even convince stubborn old me of where I am wrong sometimes.

I don't have a problem with women running things like political chapters or their own businesses. But man is the head of the family, and men are meant to run society. That is how God made it. I shudder for the day when we have an emotionally laced woman running this country.