Politics not religion

I would say it's more a case of ambitious GOP women going into fields other than politics--like being CEO's, more likely than Dems. Or scientists. Or doctors. Or accountants. Or chefs, or parasailors:) for fun or otherwise. Or bloggers. Gardeners.

Politics is not religion for us.

And yes, GOP women are more likely to be really slammed, they don't get fatuous press coverage, just the opposite.

P.S. These feminazis want to put everyone in a straight-jacket. Beating up on Michelle. They are the ones consumed by stereotypes.

Welcome aboard, Michelle.

P.P.S. It's interesting, for the brief time I blogged at the overwhelmingly liberal politically BlogHer, the women who agreed or at least engaged with my conservative views were not directly involved with politics--they normally wrote or had major interest on other subjects. They weren't confrontational and emotional. And that's all I'll say for now.

And yet: VDH via Conservatives4Palin:

Conservatism is the political belief that best mirrors human nature across time and space; but because its precepts are sometimes tragic and demand responsibility rather than ever-expanding rights, it requires adept communicators — not triangulators and appeasers whose pleasure is only for the moment.