Thursday, September 11, 2008
Sarah Palin: A working mother
MSNBC has a compelling article on its site about Pallin's status as a working mother. While I do applaud (yes, Harrogate, I do) her ability to balance her career with her family, I want to emphasize a point that Allison Linn makes in the article: "just because Palin is a working mother herself does not mean she will automatically support federal policies that could benefit other working moms or dads — especially since Republicans traditionally have opposed some of those policies." Sure, Sarah Palin is a working mother, but that doesn't mean she's an advocate for other working mothers.
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I imagine it is easy to be a working mother when you can bill the state for working each day.
And you are correct- she will not help other working mothers. Unless of course they are executives at oil companies.
Or can charge the state budget for a personal chef.
And the fact that she has a vagina doesn't make her an advocate for women.
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