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Forty years we have lived with the silent, and sometimes not-so-silent, holocaust in our midst as the lives of 55 million innocent and unborn children have been killed, plucked from their journey to enter this world.

It’s clear that feminists never wanted gender equality; they want power for the female left, which is why they use the word empowerment so repetitively. The worldview of the women you see on television and in college classrooms is fueled by feminist dogma about men, sex, work, marriage, motherhood, and politics.

With a single word, California Democratic senator Barbara Boxer may have shattered a glass ceiling in American politics: In using the scarlet A-word, “abortion,” Boxer has done something rhetorically unusual — at least for a politician who favors abortion on demand.

Conservative women are active because the liberal idea of feminism has failed. An entire generation of berated men have been hog-tied by the chick card, and conservative women are tired of the liberal stereotype that they’re all simpletons who only raise their voices to sing in church.

Former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin (R) preceded her endorsement of six more women candidates Tuesday with a tweet that asked, “Who hijacked term:’feminist’?” She answered: “A cackle of rads who want 2 crucify other women w/whom they disagree on a singular issue; it’s ironic (& passé).”

The media can disregard a lot of tastelessness when the women who are smeared are Republicans.

Liberal feminism versus conservative feminism has been a source of political tension for decades, but not nearly as visible as it is today.

Congresswomen Kathy Dahlkemper (D-Penn.), Jean Schmidt (R-Ohio), and Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.) took to the House floor to explain how the pro-life position is a pro-woman position as well.