Feminism on its head

No matter what you think of both Hilary Clinton and Sarah Palin, as women, as feminists, should we not be excited about this?

Why are people, not to mention females like the idiotic Sally Quinn, asking if Gov. Palin can do her job as vice president with 5 kids? I dont think one person has asked Sen McCain about his seven kids or umpteen grandkids...

And I seriously doubt anyone asked President John Kennedy about his two small children!

Another thing I take issue with is that people question Gov. Palin's beauty pageant involvement. I guess you cant be both smart and attractive as well.

I am outraged by not only the sexism I am seeing, but the fact that "feminists" or people who say they are feminists are showing that they are against women succeeding in politics if they are conservative. I didnt know that feminism was about conservatives and liberals.
Margaret Thatcher was a conservative and I know she was a feminist
Why cant Palin be that also?

No one has a monopoly on feminism...

Quiz for Christians

For all Christians out there, you need to take this quiz.
I did...
http://newsweek.washingtonpost.com/onfaith/sally_quinn/2008/04/pop_quiz_who_would_you_renounc/all_comments.html

My response:
Is there any Christian leader we can look up to that doesnt put their foot in their proverbial big mouth? Ms. Quinn, if your point is to tell me that Christian leaders say things without being criticized for it, I would have to disagree with you.Its common knowledge that the liberal press immediately lets its readers know when these idiotic comments happen.What people are referring to with respect to Paster Wright is his message, SAID IN CHURCH, a holy place, that was clearly an anti-American POLITICAL message, not a religious one.None of the others you cite made their assanine remarks while on the pulpit (except maybe Hagee)The men you quote might have been making their stupid comments as private citizens, not spiritutal leaders.