Good women are involved with politics, like Thatcher, Palin, Bronwin Bishop or Julie Bishop. Deeply troubled women like Carmen Lawrence and Kristina Keneally, Bligh and Gillard are also involved in politics. What changes need to happen to allow a good woman to be in politics without emasculating them like Gillard? Palin shows a mum of 5 can be a real presence, graceful and sharp. Thatcher shows a woman can be a great leader. A red headed daughter of a welsh coal miner can lead a nation to greatness. Or she can crumble and stagger from false compromise to corrupt hucksterism, selling out compassion and exploiting children and old folk, eschewing marriage or children while conducting affairs with married men.

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Linh, lying, selling out compassion, exploiting children and old folk are not beliefs and not stated policies either. Yet I can provide substance to each accusation. It would be degrading if there weren't truth in it. Like some of the accusations Palin has to field. But I gather that only conservatives are answerable for their actions.
David Ball · 2 years ago
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I totally agree, The destruction of our culture and histoirical perspective by all of the deeply troubled socialist women and the useful idiots that pander to them will be undoing of our civilisation. The encouragement of strong and self reliant women like Palin, Bachman, Bronwyn and Julie Bishop, and Margaret Thacher is really important.
Cameron Hoare · 2 years ago
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I don't see why you felt the need to be offensive in your descriptions of other women in politics, even if you don't agree with their policies/beliefs. Degrading them is equivalent to degrading all women involved in politics.
Linh Do · 2 years ago
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Or she could ignore personal vitriol and do the job to the best of her ability. If I listed my opinion of the "top blokes" in politics, as opposed to the "good women" it would be a short list.
mel R · 2 years ago