This kind of story can go on to a long list of stories I've read in the media that basically

come under the heading, the people are wrong.

It's great that she's a woman. It's just not great for women. Hi, I'm Scott Ott with Zoe, Rachel,

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Gentlemen, I read this story on MSN, and it was really from Agence France press, because MSN is just

kind of aggregating various news sources.

And I found it very interesting.

It was under a headline that started off, don't call her a feminist.

It's about Italy's new prime minister, don't call her a feminist.

It's about Italy's new prime minister, Georgia Maloney.

And the writer of the story and the editors thereof clearly were disturbed by the fact that the new Italian prime minister, first female ever, a number of things that are disturbed about.

Number one, that she thinks that she has not faced sex discrimination during her career,

that she promotes family-friendly policies, that she favors alternatives to abortion.

She opposes abortion, although she said she's not going to try to ban it, but she does want to help people find alternatives to abortion,

and that she wants to help mothers in a variety of ways, such as free nursery school,

protecting young mothers in the workplace, lowering taxes on baby products.

And there are two quotes, and the first one, Stephen Green, I'm going to give to you,

and then I'm going to follow up with Zoe on the second one. All the quotes in the story first one, Stephen Green, I'm going to give to you. And then I'm going to follow up with with Zoe on the second one. This is, all the quotes in the story are from academics,

because that's how we live our lives by following the advice of academics. See, one professor

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