Origins of the (fe)male pundit

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As most political observers know, the Republicans suffer from a "gender gap," in which women prefer Democrats by huge majorities. This is, in fact, why Clinton has twice won the presidency. But, curiously enough, as the 90s progressed, conservative female pundits began popping up everywhere in the media. Hard-right pundits like Ann Coulter, Kellyanne Fitzpatrick, Laura Ingraham, Barbara Olson, Melinda Sidak, Anita Blair and Whitney Adams conditioned us to the idea of the conservative woman. This phenomenon was no accident. It turns out that Richard Mellon Scaife donated $450,000 over three years to the Independent Women's Forum, a booking agency that heavily seeds such female conservative pundits into the media.

http://www.huppi.com/kangaroo/L-overclass.html

[Old and In the Way]

1. Notice one thing about all conservative female pundits?

They are easy on the eyes.

Think about it. Coincidence? I think not.

[DireStrike]

2. Andrew Coulter is not easy on the eyes.

Oh, FEmale...