Carey Roberts
AG Holder Needs to Retract False Statement about Domestic Violence
Holder made a mockery of Obama's pledge to keep ideology out of scientific inquiry.
Sarah Palin Is a Feminist
But what, exactly, does that mean? (Also see "Exclusive Video: Who Said Sarah Palin Wasn’t Going To CPAC?" at the Tatler.)
Want to Save Real Money in D.C.?
Women now compose half the U.S. workforce. So let’s do a victory-lap for gender equality and stop the feminist set-asides and quota-mongering.
Abuse Industry Paves the Royal Road to the Welfare State
Big government is quietly co-opting domestic violence.
Mind-Game Victim? This $63 Million Welfare Program Can Help!
The federal government is standing athwart debilitating mind games and spending tens of millions of taxpayer dollars, courtesy of Sen. Patty Murray (D-WA).
Paradise Lost: The Bitter Pill of Global Feminism
Pushing an agenda that includes the avowed destruction of marriage and the family.
The Female Electorate Splits, Men Carry the Election
In the midterms, the female electorate outnumbered men, 53% to 47%. But in race after race it was men who cast the deciding vote. How could this be true?
Obama’s Domestic Violence Initiative: Hope, Hype, and Hogwash
Before we plunge any farther into President Obama’s domestic violence rabbit hole, let’s get a firm grip on reality, and review the underlying evidence.
Stacy Bannerman’s Domestic Violence Hoax
The article in the Daily Beast about skyrocketing incidents of domestic violence against the wives of returning war veterans is chock full of "factoids from nowhere."
Domestic Violence Fairytales Threaten Constitutional Protections
The Violence Against Women Act includes a definition of domestic violence that is so wide you could drive a Mack truck through it.
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