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The Face of the Tea Party is Female

I’m waiting for someone in the MSM to get the message that the face of the pro-life, pro-marriage movement is female. But, hey, at least someone is noticing that conservative women are capable of running a grassroots movement:

Politico has gotten the message that the Tea Party grassroots movement is largely female.

“Most of the women do not want a large, top-down movement,” Walker said. “We like the local flavor and independence of the tea parties. We don’t need anyone to tell us what to do from D.C. or a large organization to lead us. We’re capable of handling most of it on our own.”

When will they notice the women-led social movement to help women in crisis pregnancies, and to support sexual integrity, and to support lifelong married love? Oh well. Regular Ruth Readers know.
We are so all about women that the Ruth Institute is in continual danger of being perceived as a Chick Outfit.

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In this compelling episode of The Dr. J Show, Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse sits down with author Carrie Gress to explore a provocative question: can feminism and Christianity truly coexist? Drawing from history, philosophy, and cultural analysis, Gress argues that the two systems are fundamentally at odds—offering competing visions of womanhood, identity, and human flourishing. The conversation dives into the ideological roots of feminism, its cultural impact, and why many today are reexamining its promises in light of rising social and personal challenges.

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