Women In Leadership Responsibilities
Why would she be in a state of constant conflict? A couple can very well run the affairs of a family with mutual consensus. And in case a husband is not happy with this arrangement, then a woman is free to choose her course of action which could be either separation with the husband or leaving politics. Contrary to your hypothetical scenario, we saw a female prime minister Benazir Bhutto who not only led a very happy family life but was also a very prominent leader of Pakistani politics. We did not see any constant state of conflict between her family life and her leadership role. For something to be considered Haram in Islam ( specially a wordly matter like political leadership ), we need an explicit ruling on that, either in Quran or Sunnah. If a particular society has evolved to a point where women can competently run the affairs of a country and have peoples support as well, then merely using cultural or practical preferences of the past to reject their leadership role altogether under a religious label would not be the right approach.