American Greatness recently published an article in which a writer responded to Hillary Clinton's comments about conservative women, defending traditional gender roles and patriarchal values.
At a public event hosted by the 92nd Street Y in New York City, Clinton referred to most Republican women as "handmaidens to the patriarchy," suggesting they support male-dominated power structures rather than feminist ideals. Her remarks have drawn criticism from conservative commentators who argue that such statements dismiss the agency and beliefs of conservative women. The comment has been widely reported and analyzed in various media outlets, including the New York Post.
In response to Clinton's remarks, writer Karol Markowicz highlighted Clinton's past defense of her husband, former President Bill Clinton, during his impeachment over the Monica Lewinsky scandal. Markowicz argues that Clinton's actions at the time undermined her credibility on issues related to women's empowerment. This perspective was detailed in a Fox News opinion piece.
An article published by Restoration News recounts the experiences of a conservative woman who, during her tenure as a school board member amid the COVID-19 pandemic, faced significant opposition for advocating the reopening of schools and the removal of certain books from school libraries. She likens herself and other conservative women to "honey badgers," symbolizing resilience and determination in the face of adversity. The article emphasizes the strength and resolve of conservative women in political and social spheres.
American Greatness is a conservative news and opinion website that emerged in 2016, aligning itself with populist and nationalist conservative ideologies. The platform aims to provide a voice for the next generation of American conservatism, often critiquing traditional conservative approaches to issues like immigration and foreign policy. According to InfluenceWatch, American Greatness is not affiliated with any political candidate or party.
