Hitting the Left where it hurts may help to explain why a lot of "conservative women can't help but rejoice" over the involvement of Palin and Michelle Bachmann in the public square. "Kellyanne Conway, a GOP pollster, said conservatives generally do not like identity politics and tend to say they are not considering a candidate's sex or race in their decision ... But voters increasingly are looking for candidates to whom they can personally relate, and Palin and Backmann fit the bill for an energized base of Republican women."
Monday, June 6, 2011
Conservative Women Energized by Bachmann, Palin
Hitting the Left where it hurts may help to explain why a lot of "conservative women can't help but rejoice" over the involvement of Palin and Michelle Bachmann in the public square. "Kellyanne Conway, a GOP pollster, said conservatives generally do not like identity politics and tend to say they are not considering a candidate's sex or race in their decision ... But voters increasingly are looking for candidates to whom they can personally relate, and Palin and Backmann fit the bill for an energized base of Republican women."
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