VIDEOS: New York Times Writer Calls Motherhood ‘Dumbest Job Ever’

Is motherhood “the dumbest job ever”? Just in time for Mother’s Day, that’s what one New York Times writer is suggesting. We talk about this, along with a new book detailing Hillary Clinton’s campaign hypocrisies, and the trend of members in Congress sleeping in their offices because they can’t afford rent (or so they say) in this week’s edition of “Problematic Women.”

Plus, we break down the backlash surrounding Michelle Wolf’s White House Correspondents’ Association dinner performance, and the cultural appropriation police coming after high school student Keziah Daum for daring to wear a Chinese-inspired dress to prom. Watch in the video above, or listen in the podcast below.

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Kelsey Harkness is a senior news producer at The Daily Signal and co-host of “Problematic Women,” a podcast and Facebook Live show. Send an email to Kelsey. Twitter: .

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Bre Payton is the culture and millennial politics reporter for The Federalist. Twitter: .

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