Kathryn Lopez hit the nail on the head in her column last week, โ€œForget You, Feminismโ€: Michele Bachmannโ€™s no feminist. She has never worn this label or aligned herself with this group โ€” which makes her the real maverick.

That Bachmann allows herself to be called โ€œMrs.โ€ speaks volumes. That sheโ€™s a mother of five, as well as a former foster parent to scores of children, makes her a person of immense character. But what makes Michele Bachmann so utterly delightful, so utterly relatable, is her strong conservative mind. It is totally bereft of victimhood. When asked if she finds herself in a subordinate position as a female, she categorically says no.

Michele Bachmann understands that what feminists want has nothing to do with equality for women. She knows their goal is no different from President Obamaโ€™s: to โ€œfundamentally transformโ€ America. Thatโ€™s what theyโ€™ve wanted since the day they took to the streets more than forty years ago.

America must wake up to the damage feminists have caused. Michele Bachmann gets it. She knows feminists are on the opposing team, and she knows what it is theyโ€™re after. She also knows theyโ€™re in bed with Barack Obama โ€” and that conservative women have no business being there.

โ€” Suzanne Venker is co-author, with Phyllis Schlafly, of The Flipside of Feminism.