Joe Biden: ‘War on women is real’

Vice President Joe Biden said Thursday he believes the right’s “war on women is real” and could be particularly salient during the multiple Supreme Court appointments he expects to come during the next president’s term.

“I think the war on women is real,” Biden said in an interview he sat for with MSNBC’s Ed Schultz as part of a campaign trip to New Hampshire to talk up the Buffett rule. “And, look, I tell you where it’s going to intensify: the next president of the United States is going to get to name one and possibly two or more members of the Supreme Court.”

“Out of control govt spending resulting in confiscatory taxes mean women have to work instead of raising their own children whether they want to or not.”

I’ll never forget the stories of women jumping out of the burning WTC; these people were going to work in a building that had already been targeted by terrorists (in which the perps swore that others would follow them and take it down). How do you possibly explain that to a motherless child?

My wife works part-time, blocks from our home and school; we pay a financial price for that, but wouldn’t have had children if she couldn’t see them off every day and be free when school lets out. I see these stories of women at work crowing about how they can use nanny-cams at work to see their child in daycare, and it is truly bizarre; how much work are you doing while checking on little Johnny? How do you leave your child anywhere you feel you need the camera link anyway? I certainly wouldn’t hire someone who basically intended to watch TV at work.

A lot of the attacks on stay-at-home mothers are rooted in guilt felt by mothers who have abdicated their responsibility towards their children; at this point I won’t even discuss the topic at social gatherings because of the emotions it releases in women who traded raising their children for new homes and cars (and know it).

It is real and it started with the liberal metrosexual movement. Taking so many men out of circulation for sissification has hurt women a lot. Without real men to interact with, they too are lessend. Fortunately, there’s still enough real men and women to set an example and flourish in the joy of being exactly what God intended them to be.

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