The best person for the job is not Hillary Clinton and I refuse to vote for her "just because she's a woman"

The original Greek word for "woman" used there ("gune") doesn't mean "females." It could more accurately be translated "wives." And when you consider that, it fits in much better with the rest of the verse. Otherwise, telling all women (even the unmarried ones) to keep quiet and ask their husband, would that make sense? No. What this verse, and the one in 1 Timothy, is saying is that women who are married, and therefore have a man as their head, are to let the man be the religious head of the two, and are not to speak or hold authority over him.

Also, consider culturally what was going on. Many people's wives were interrupting the prophesying of others and asking them to explain what they had just said. So Paul was also addressing that. The wife who did not understand should not interrupt the gathering to ask for clarification, when they can ask their husband at home, and still understand it without interrupting the meeting. That's the practical side of it.

I think this reflects what happens in real life – if you make feel-good statements to justify your actions instead of justifying them rationally and with logic, you'll be caught. Feminists canot escape this. Nobody can.

There are enough sayings and quotes and feel-good statements, that there is no statement that is safe from an equally legitimate counter-statement.

"Thinking, objectively, logically, math and truth all go hand-in-hand. It makes no sense to criticize the rigor of mathematical reason simply because it produces a sociological conclusion you disagree with."

Spot on!

As for PMSing….the woman should be hitting menopause sometime soon.

I don't see her being good for this country, even if she were a man. It's obvious that she's in over her head. I'm not comfortable with that. It has nothing to do with her being a woman though.