A female reporter friend weighs in on these rules.pic.twitter.com/aEUdDdOYAQ
So when David French was in Iraq, he wouldn't let his wife e-mail men or use Facebook. http://www.nationalreview.com/article/285418/avoiding-cains-pain-kathryn-jean-lopez …pic.twitter.com/ZOOV52QXUN
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Getting some fair criticism that this is a totally legitimate agreement for a married couple to make. I agree! Still interesting!
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What's interesting is that you disingenuously framed it as French "not letting" his wife do something. Pathetic.
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It must be nice for you, knowing what other people’s marriages need.
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Surprise, Charles defends a controlling husband who micromanages his wife's interactions.
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surprise, french's wife is a victim, not an equal partner in a marriage
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People like Cooke support that I guess.
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sorry, sometimes I'm so deadpan my sarcasm doesn't effectively come across
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It ain't equal when all the rules are one-sided, cupcake.
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what makes you think it's one sided? What do you know that I don't know?
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@allisonkilkenny Grooooooooooooooooooooossssssssss -
um it's perfectly reasonable for an insecure husband to demand his wife break off all forms of human contact while he is away
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i wish women would stop giving such confusing signals! like 'i'm a person' & 'please stop doing that' ??? ? wat does mean??
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That's a pretty bullshit tweet, Kevin.
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Is it factually accurate or not?
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No. It's factually inaccurate and obnoxiously snarky.
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It's quoted from a National Review article in 2011. Doubt
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