Stephanie
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Here is Hilary Rosen's reply:
My Twitter feed was on fire after an appearance last night on CNN's AC360, where I said that I thought it was wrong for Mitt Romney to be using his wife as his guide to women's economic struggles when she "had never worked a day in her life." Oh my, you should read the tweets and the hate mail I got after that.
Spare me the faux anger from the right. When it comes to supporting policies that would actually help women, their silence has been deafening. I don't need lectures from the RNC on supporting women and fighting to increase opportunities for women; I've been doing it my whole career. If they want to attack me and distract the public's attention away from their nominee's woeful record, it just demonstrates how much they just don't get it.
I admire women who can stay home and raise their kids full-time. I even envy them sometimes. It is a wonderful luxury to have the choice. But let's stipulate that it is NOT a choice that most women have in America today.
I have nothing against Ann Romney. She seems like a nice lady who has raised nice boys, struggled with illness, and handles its long-term effects with grace and dignity. I admire her grit in talking about her illness publicly.
Read the whole thing if you want here:
Hilary Rosen: Ann Romney and Working Moms
too bad..FAKE apology NOT ACCETPED..
Rush must be loving this..
You mean the actual GOP spokesman who called women who use birth control sluts? Yea, Hilary Rosen ='s Rush.
what sad pathetic people some of you are who has to lie for an agenda
I'd ask if any of you felt any shame for lying..but I can already guess.
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