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Tag: Council for Secular Humanism

Today's Moronic Topic

By Corinthian Scales, Section News
Posted on Mon Jul 29, 2013 at 02:45:43 PM EST
Tags: Elizabeth Cady Stanton, The Woman's Bible, Council for Secular Humanism, Melissa Harris-Perry, Debbie Squires, Teaching for Change, Obamacare, Abortion, Welfare, You've Come a Long way Baby, 1920 a banner year for Progressives (all tags)

Just noticed the fine folks over at mLive are fanning the bogus "War on Wimmins" flames.

In their own words: Why are there so few women in the Michigan legislature?

Two words provide the accurate answer: women voters. They make up over half the population. Time to quit b!tching about y'all gots your chil'rens that come first, girls. Well, unless they'd like to admit that the Progressives put them back on the serf plantation in 1920.

A house divided will not stand.

-For the first time since 1975, the number of white single-mother households who were living in poverty with children surpassed or equaled black ones in the past decade, spurred by job losses and faster rates of out-of-wedlock births among whites. White single-mother families in poverty stood at nearly 1.5 million in 2011, comparable to the number for blacks. Hispanic single-mother families in poverty trailed at 1.2 million.

Just sayin' ...and good luck with that.

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