who is caring for the offspring of ivanka and jared? why is it that we always hear questions

[niyad]

about whether women can take care of their kids and work, but nobody seems to be asking that about this woman who is so high-profile.

[whathehell]

1. I read somewhere that she has two nannies. n,/t

[niyad]

2. ninnies?

[whathehell]

6. Corrected!

Ninnies..

[athena]

3. Let's not be oportunistically misogynistic.

Misogyny is misogyny regardless of whether it is directed at liberal women or conservative women. Let's not go there.

[niyad]

4. conservatives ask it about liberals, but not about their own. way to miss the point.

[athena]

5. Is it news that right-wingers are hypocrites?

Let me see -- haven't we seen over and over again that the most conservative, male, "family-values" politicians are the ones who get found out having, or having had, sexual affairs with underage boys?

Even just bringing this up is misogynistic. The time to attack the Republicans for this is when they turn around and criticize a liberal woman again. Then, you can say, "It was OK when Ivanka did it." But bringing this up now is effectively attacking a woman by telling her that her place is in her home, taking care of her children.

A better way to attack Ivanka and Jared is to point out, as the Germans did recently, that they are prime examples of nepotism, which is not something the United States government should be practicing.

[snooper2]

7. what is misogynistic about asking who is cleaning their offsprings silver spoons every day?