Unsurprisingly, E.J. Dionne and Dave Brooks hold vastly distinct interpretations of the polls and offer quite disparate prescriptions. Guess with whom Eugene Robinson agrees.
Petula Dvorak adds her 2 cents to the trends indicating that marriage is a better deal for "the male of the species", "Mad Men" references and all. My friends and I were just talking about "Mad Men" in that context (i.e. my friend's sister had told her it was anti-feminist; I disagreed). I mean, the late fifties/early sixties were different times, and showing the realities of those times isn't anti-feminist. And if you look at the happiest women in "Mad Men"--and those most flattered by the show--it's the ones ahead of their time or changing ahead of the times. It's *not* the housewives or aspiring housewives, for sure. Here's the actual article on the study.
Centers in DC that serve those in need show lines far out the door.
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