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The role of women in this year's presidential election stayed on center stage Thursday after a Democratic consultant's comments triggered a new round of "mommy wars" - pitting mothers who are employed against those who stay at home. The consultant, Hilary Rosen, launched the first salvo, saying on national television Wednesday that Ann Romney, a mother of five who is married to wealthy GOP presidential candidate Mitt Romney, "has never worked a day in her life." Republicans immediately seized on the comment and Ann Romney defended herself on Twitter, saying, "I made a choice to stay home and raise five...

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In a hateful rant, Obama Democrat propagandist and feminazi, Hilary Rosen, partner at the PR firm of former Obama communications director Anita Dunn, whose favorite philosopher is communist butcher, Mao Tse Tung, and influential DNC adviser and CNN political expert, charged that Ann Romney, who raised five sons while overcoming cancer and MS, "hasn't worked a day in her life" and went on to directly attack the role of Mothers by stating that Ann Romney can't possibly understand economic issues because she's a lowly homemaker. Hilary Rosen, in representing the Democrat Party, has declared a "War on Moms": (see video)

Hilary Rosen, a partner at SKDKnickerbocker, the PR firm of former Obama communications director Anita Dunn, charged that Ann Romney "hasn't worked a day in her life" and suggested that Ann Romney can't possibly understand economic issues because she's a lowly homemaker.