Liberal Obama supporter insults Ann Romney and all stay-at-home moms

A Democratic operative made the ignorant comment on CNN Wednesday that Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney's wife, Ann, "had never worked a day in her life."

Talk about a war on women! Woman-on-woman insult. Liberal bashes conservative. Yay, Democratic lobbyist/PR person Hilary Rosen.

The Wall Street Journal reported:

In an interview, Ms. Rosen questioned whether Ann Romney is qualified to channel women’s economic concerns to the former Massachusetts governor, because she is a wealthy woman who “never worked a day in her life,” and her husband “does not see women as equals.”

That's an awful lot of baseless assumptions from Rosen.

So some parents don't think it "takes a village" to raise our children ... we take the responsibility of doing it ourselves. Not every stay-at-home mom is rich ... we sacrifice, scrimp, and do without to create a family atmosphere. Barack Obama's "female gap" advantage may have just taken a blow. Why can't liberals MYOB?

From Wikipedia:

On January 22, 2003, Rosen announced that she would resign as head of the RIAA at the end of 2003, in order to spend more time with her partner, Elizabeth Birch, and the couple's twins (a boy and a girl). She began a television commentator career first with CNBC and then with MSNBC. She signed with CNN in early 2008. Rosen and Birch separated in 2006.

Take those twins and more than double them ... and you have Ann Romney's five sons. As a stay-at-home mom, I can say it's 24/7 work.

Links to articles concerning this woman's incredibly stupid comment:
- Wall Street Journal: The Twitter firestorm over Ann Romney comment
- Wall Street Journal: Ann Romney: I know what it's like to struggle
- Washington Examiner's Byron York: After insult Romney hits back with lightning speed
- Fox News: Ann Romney Responds to DNC Advisor Hilary Rosen’s Controversial Stay-At-Home Mom Remarks, Says Motherhood Is the Most Important Job There Is
- Fox News: Barbara Bush Responds to Hilary Rosen’s Comments About Ann Romney, Says ‘I’m Sorry She Took a Knock at Those Who Chose to Stay at Home’
- Poll: Do you consider raising a family work?