The conversations coming from Turning Point are concerning. While I can understand the wish to let go of some of the decision making as a wife and mother in order to lift some of the pressure when you're trying to run everything else in the household, this is only beneficial if you have a husband who has your back and supports you. I would happily be a fulltime housewife if my husband could still support us financially because I'm now working on top of dealing with the household. I love my husband, but when he struggles to take on any of the burdens of running a household then giving that right to vote solely back to men is not going to bode well for women.
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