If you know a young woman with political or public policy aspirations, the "Great American Conservative Women Calendar" from the Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute would make a great holiday gift. It's an excellent reminder of all the talented women contributing to the success of the conservative cause.
posted by Mike's America | 11/26/2004 11:49:00 AM
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Actually, I just forwarded the page to my DH as something to put on my Christmas Wish list:) My 13 year old daughter has asked for a signed copy of the O'Reilly book for kids.
A friend of mine in Bluffton wants to get together a group of Conservative Women Artists - any type of art, incl. writing, acting, visual art, etc. as we stand alone for the most part in a very liberal leaning area. I've often mused why it is that certain occupations attract the left loons...my artwork is not conservative by any stretch of the imagination, yet I am probably the most conservative of any of the women I know. The People's Packet is a great example - I've been told there is only one Republican who works there...and she was one of our biggest helps with the pre-election Bluffton Blitz. At the Arts Center of Coastal Carolina on HH, there are two Republicans. I am good friends with one, and she tells me horror stories about the attitude she must deal with at work. I know one art teacher at a public school who is conservative, she hasn't even joined the Union, but she, as all the others mentioned, keep their opinions to themselves for the most part. I avoid political discussion with my Gallery-mates when possible, but oh man, I know they hate it when I park my car with the 8 Bush/Cheney/2004 stickers in front of the shop. It's so much fun to annoy the liberals.
Whoops, I think I got off on a tangent.
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