So I'm going to read you an article that Dennis Prager wrote recently entitled, What the Left

has done to Women's Desires. And needless to say, I concur completely with this article,

as I do with most things with Dennis Prager, although I'm not an avid follower, so I can't vouch for

everything. But he did interview me back with my last book back on episode 18 of the

Suzanne Becker Show, if you want to go back and listen to that for whatever reason. Okay, he opens

the article with this statement. As I've documented on a number of occasions, the left ruins everything

it touches. There is no exception, from universities

to high schools, and now including even elementary schools, to late night TV, to sports, to the

arts, and increasingly science, the left is a destruction machine. And nowhere is this damage

more evident or tragic than with regard to women.

I have to say amen to that. In fact, nothing demonstrates the power of left-wing ideology as

much as what this ideology has done to women. So powerful is leftist ideology. It is more powerful

than women's nature.

And that's what I've titled this episode is can feminism undo women's nature?

And I'm going to give my little spiel on that at the end after I read this.

Okay, so he gives five examples of the way in which feminism has essentially overpowered women's nature.

Number one, the desire to bond with a man.

For all of recorded history, virtually all women sought a man with whom to bond.

Of course, a progressive would argue that this was true only because all societies implanted this desire in women, or because societal pressure gave women little choice about the matter.

It is not, progressives would argue, innate to female nature to yearn for a man.

But whatever the reason, innate nature or societal expectation, it is a fact that women,

desiring a man, was virtually universal. Then along came left-wing feminism, which communicated

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