Joy Pullman

Join Joy Pullmann, a writer at The Federalist and a mother of six, as she dives into the controversial portrayal of Phyllis Schlafly in the FX series, Mrs. America. Joy critiques how the show misrepresents Schlafly’s legacy and the complexities of her activism. They discuss the tussle between traditional motherhood and feminist narratives, questioning the necessity of the Equal Rights Amendment and the media's portrayal of women. Joy emphasizes the importance of agency, challenging societal narratives around victimhood and empowerment.

Joy Pullmann, author and executive editor at The Federalist and a mother of five, dives into the impact of feminist ideology on women's happiness. She argues that societal pressure to delay marriage and motherhood does not align with what many women truly want. Pullmann shares her personal story of an unplanned pregnancy, revealing how motherhood transformed her perspective. The conversation also underscores the importance of long-term planning regarding family and the biological realities women face, challenging modern norms around relationships.

Joy Pullmann, Executive Editor of The Federalist and author of "False Flag," critiques queer politics as a threat to traditional American values. She investigates the concept of 'false flag' operations, questioning the narratives of love and acceptance in political discourse. The conversation also dives into the marriage debate, linking personal liberty to moral responsibility, and highlights the ideological shifts in American politics. Lastly, they explore queer politics' influence on military policy and contemplate potential challenges for societal stability.