Conservative women

Throughout American history, women have often taken part in political movements, such as the Daughters of the Revolution. In the same tradition, women influence the Conservative Movement today.

## Contents

* 1 Notable Women in the Conservative movement
* 1.1 Phyllis Schlafly
* 1.2 Ann Coulter
* 1.3 Michelle Malkin
* 1.4 Laura Ingraham
* 1.5 Michele Bachmann
* 1.6 Sarah Palin
* 1.7 Marsha Blackburn
* 1.8 Orly Taitz
* 1.9 Jan Brewer

## Notable Women in the Conservative movement[edit]

### Phyllis Schlafly[edit]

Schlafly was the main figure in the campaign against the Equal Rights Amendment in the 1970s, successfully defeating its passage. Today she leads the Eagle Forum.

### Ann Coulter[edit]

Ann Coulter, the author of five New York Times bestsellers, has attained status as an icon of the Conservative movement. She maintains a weekly syndicated column and appears on shows like the canceled Hannity & Colmes.

### Michelle Malkin[edit]

Malkin, who wrote several bestsellers, is also a columnist and one of the most influential bloggers on top of appearing on shows like Hannity.

### Laura Ingraham[edit]

Ingraham is a radio host and commentator who fills in often on The O'Reilly Factor. She also has her own show named “The Ingraham Angle” which airs on Fox News

### Michele Bachmann[edit]

Bachmann is the founder of the Tea Party Caucus in the House of Representatives from Minnesota. She ran for President in 2012 and had strong debate performances.

### Sarah Palin[edit]

Palin is the former Governor of Alaska and was McCain's running-mate for President in 2008. She is now an influential pundit.

### Marsha Blackburn[edit]

### Orly Taitz[edit]

### Jan Brewer[edit]

Brewer is the Governor of Arizona. She has cut funding for Planned Parenthood and stood up to the state's problem with illegal aliens.