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Sen. Clinton's plunge into the feminist fold
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 Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2008 8:00 am Post subject: Sen. Clinton's plunge into the feminist fold |
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 Sen. Clinton's plunge into the feminist fold
By: Carey RobertsAs her once insurmountable lead fritters away, Hillary Clinton is desperately trying to turn things around by portraying herself as the most experienced, likeable and, yes, huggable candidate.
Category: Commentary
By: Carey RobertsAs her once insurmountable lead fritters away, Hillary Clinton is desperately trying to turn things around by portraying herself as the most experienced, likeable and, yes, huggable candidate. But why hasn't Hillary told us about her youthful transformation from Goldwater Republican to iconic feminist? Maybe voters in Iowa, New Hampshire and elsewhere should hear the story behind her ardent embrace of a radical gender ideology. The roots of Hillary's gynocentric leanings can be traced to her relationship with her mother, Dorothy, who had been abandoned by her parents and sent to live with an abusive grandmother. As Hillary revealed in her autobiography, "I thought often of my own mother's neglect and mistreatment at the hands of her parents and grandparents." Hillary's relationship with her father, Hugh, also played a role. Even though she later wrote, "I adored [my father] when I was a little girl," Hugh's household regime no doubt grated on the independent-minded girl. Hillary Rodham's arrival at the all-girls Wellesley College in 1965, two years after Betty Friedan wrote "The Feminine Mystique," marked a turning point in her ideological journey.
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