Are you sure it was a feminist and not a chauvinist?

I've never heard a feminist say that a woman with children needs to stay home. On the other hand, I hear plenty of social conservatives say that sort of thing all the time . . . particularly when they're talking about faceless women that don't really exist, and not the mexican woman they underpay to clean their house.

the quote:

But a friend (who doesn't always vote Republican) called with an interesting and different perspective on the Palin imbroglio. Not this one. And not the one about her clothes. But the original question as to whether a mother of five should even consider the vice presidency. "There were all these feminists saying 'A woman with children needs to stay at home,' " she noted with wonderment. But what about Todd?

http://washingtontimes.com/news/2008/nov/13/todd-palin-dissed-too/