A family is a mother and a father. No matter how famous or wealthy the mother, fathers matter. And Rosie's erroneous contention to the contrary only illustrates that, once again, she's not qualified for the job. Another reminder was the recent letter of reply I received from Senator Charles Grassley. Most Fatherhood advocates recognize that the Violence Against Women Act is not only unconstitutional, but that it is also one of the primary weapons of mass destruction in the gender-feminist's arsenal for waging war against Fatherhood.
Dads are pathological bullies who abuse their children.
Senator Grassley's reply indicated that he has capitulated to this contentious and unfounded slur - even when faced with the evidence of more than two hundred scientifically sound studies which demonstrate that women are at least equal, if not more likely than men, to initiate violence against their intimates. I voted in favor of this legislation and it became public law 106-386 on October 28, 2000. Oh, OK Chuck, never mind. Unfortunately, this reply characterizes that which Dads most often hear in response to their pleas for equal treatment under the law. The posture of most legislators and legalists is supine before the gender-feminist cohort.