Form: Quote Commentary

—“Women whose instinct is to leave their children with a nanny or in daycare or not have children at all should have no say in the welfare of society. Yet these are the very women assigned to political positions. Women who have put in their time towards raising their little villages, mentored by women before them, have infinite wisdom to impart.”—Megan K. Usui Here is my take: defense is an unsubstitutable service for men, and more-that-replacement mother hood is an unsubstitutable service for women.

—“Women whose instinct is to leave their children with a nanny or in daycare or not have children at all should have no say in the welfare of society. Yet these are the very women assigned to political positions. Women who have put in their time towards raising their little villages, mentored by women before them, have infinite wisdom to impart.”—Megan K. Usui Here is my take: defense is an unsubstitutable service for men, and more-that-replacement mother hood is an unsubstitutable service for women.