Uh Oh. “Feminist Hero” Elizabeth Warren Might Have Some Explaining To Do

Elizabeth Warren is something of a “Feminist hero.” What, with the constant victim-card playing, false narrative, and catchy tagline (“Nevertheless, she persisted.” ) she comes as a neat little 3rd Wave Feminist ICON.

Which means she’s gonna have some ‘splaining to do when her mouthbreathing supporters get a load of this.

In 2003, Elizabeth Warren wrote a book about how the entry of mothers into the workforce has been a disaster for families and the country (1/3) pic.twitter.com/Os60yS4SaA

— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) January 8, 2019

In 2003, Elizabeth Warren wrote a book about how the entry of mothers into the workforce has been a disaster for families and the country (2/3) pic.twitter.com/vAFH0pk5eK

— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) January 8, 2019

In 2003, Elizabeth Warren wrote a book about how the entry of mothers into the workforce has been a disaster for families and the country (3/3) pic.twitter.com/oPMClvEG0t

— Tucker Carlson (@TuckerCarlson) January 8, 2019

AAAAAWKWAAAARD.

Hilariously, her minions are already spinning this.

SHE’S OBVIOUSLY CHANGED! THAT WAS SO LONG AGO! TIMES ARE DIFFERENT NOW!

That was 15 years ago. Please do try to keep up with the changing of times.

— Connie Ryba (@Ladyblueclr) January 8, 2019

Really? She wrote the book in 2003. My mother was a “working mother” in 2003. I don’t remember it being TABOO then, do you?

How have times “changed” since then, other than the fact that everyone’s offended about absolutely everything now?

15 years ago. What if she happened to, I don’t know, maybe change her mind?

— Dustin Moody (@GeorgiaBBQHunt) January 8, 2019

But what if she didn’t?

I find it a lot easier to believe that Elizabeth Warren is just saying whatever people want to hear, as opposed to had a significant shift in her entire way of thinking about women in the workforce well into her middle age.

Surely that just makes me a NAZI, or whatever the left will come up with this time.