This week, President Obama penned a ridiculous piece in Glamour magazine. It dripped with self-regard. It oozed with moral preening. Barack Obama, said Barack Obama, is a true Barack Obama feminist. This, of course, might not have been obvious from the fact that the Obama White House pays women $89 for every dollar earned by a man. It might not have been obvious from the Obama administration's bizarre belief that men can be women so long as

they think it so, and they can invade women's bathrooms based on that subjective belief. But Obama,

said Obama, is indeed an Obama feminist, and he is here to change souls. The most important

change, she lectured, maybe the toughest of all, and that's changing ourselves. How should Americans

change themselves? Well, Obama explained, we need to keep changing the attitude that permits the routine harassment

to women, whether they're walking down the street or daring to go online?

We need to keep changing the attitude that teaches men to feel threatened by the presence

and success of women.

This sort of unearned moral righteousness makes you want to vomit and never stop vomiting.

Notice, Obama doesn't offer any solutions to these supposedly widespread problems.

He just sort of throws out the notion that he understands female lady problems.

To borrow some feminist language, it's kind of patriarchal.

To condescend, to tell women that you understand their problems,

and then you don't really need to present any solutions.

As the subtext goes, all women really want is someone who can feel along with them.

But it's worse than that. According to Obama, quote,

we need to keep changing the attitude that punishes women for their sexuality and rewards men for theirs.

But why should anybody be rewarded for their sexuality? Do we reward people when they poop? Do we reward people for eating?

The only sort of sexuality that society should celebrate is the kind that takes place responsibly within the bounds of marriage,

given that if sexuality produces kids, we would like kids to be born into solid two-parent families with their parents present.

Society should be, at best, neutral about other sorts of sexuality.

It seems kind of weird that feminism should ask for promiscuity to be treated as virtue for women

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