Kim Hafner presents herself as a Feminist against Male Abusers. But, she is defending her Rapture religion. Feeling conflicted, she uses me as a scapegoat, and gathers my wounded female neighbors around her. She is in denial! She sees herself as one of the Beautiful and Righteous Right-wing Babes like the ones you see on Fox News. It’s hard for evangelical women to accept the truth they voted a monster into the White House who bids other Monsters to join him in the gleeful destruction of the Ugly Secular Left. Feminists are presented as being very ugly.
John
“This could be our brother, our dad, our boyfriend,” declared Victoria Belk, a student at Liberty University, “and we strongly believe in our justice system, and you’re innocent until proven guilty.”
As women across America weigh in on Supreme Court nominee Brett M. Kavanaugh and the charges against him, testimonials from women such as Belk may surprise some. Whether casting doubt on Ford’s memory, defending Kavanaugh’s distinguished career, condemning the spectacle of last Thursday’s hearings or questioning the timing of the accusations, conservative women are making their support for the nominee heard.
Their response exposes how many women in America are — and have always been — driven more by political beliefs than sisterly solidarity, a trend not limited to the political right.
Part of the “Women for Kavanaugh” movement traces its roots through conservative anti-feminism. For as long as there have been feminist movements in the United States, there have been women stepping forward to say “not in my name.” To them, the most important women’s issue has been keeping the government out of decisions tied to families and child rearing.
Rosamond Press 
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