Wednesday, February 08, 2006

Line of the Day

NRO's Kathryn Jean Lopez reminds us today that one of the reasons why Phyllis Schlafly fought hard against the Equal Rights Amendment was:

"ERA would put 'gay rights' into the U.S. Constitution because the word in the amendment is 'sex,' not 'women.' Eminent authorities have stated that ERA would legalize the granting of marriage licenses to same-sex couples and generally implement the gay and lesbian agenda."


Here's the line of the day:

Sheila Cole, now a senior House staffer, wasn't alive yet when Schlafly was first taking on the ERA, but worked with Schlafly as executive director of Eagle Forum in the late 1990s. Cole remembers, "One of the things I learned from watching Phyllis is that you always have to think like a chess player when dealing with the radical feminists."


A good little history lesson.

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