Just in time for the holidays, er, Christmas shopping season. The Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute is hawking its annual “Pretty in Mink” calendar featuring glammed-up women scions of the conservative movement, like Ann “failed Bob Beauprez fundraiser” Coulter and recent Colorado Springs emigré Michelle Malkin.
From the institute’s Web site:
Following in the tradition of past calendars from the Luce Policy Institute, Pretty in Mink celebrates smart, conservative women role models … with flair.
We took some of your favorite leaders of today’s conservative movement on a journey back in time, and made them up into glamorous movie stars of classic Hollywood. Back when the big screen was a little more glamorous, women were a little more feminine, the men a little more charming — and the world a little less politically correct.
Featured in the calendar is a Who’s Who of lady ideologues from the right who — while they may not want to admit it — enjoy rights and opportunities not shared by their sisters from when the “world was a little less politically correct.” But why let some pesky facts get in the way of these dames shilling a little conservative (albeit pretty tame) fantasy for the cause, eh, bub?
The gals of the GOP for your viewing pleasure:
Miss January — Kellyanne Conway, Republican strategist and pollster
Miss February — Star Parker, author and professional speaker
Miss March – Susan Phalen, State Department senior adviser for Iraq communications
Miss April – Nonie Darwish, author and founder of Arabs for Israel
Miss May – Mary Katharine Ham, online editor of The Washington Examiner
Miss June – Michelle Malkin, syndicated columnist
Miss July – Amanda Carpenter, author
Miss August – Sandy Liddy Bourne, policy vice president for the Heartland Institute
Miss September – Ann Coulter, author
Miss October – Kate Obenshain, ex-chief of staff for Sen. George Allen
Miss November – Miriam Grossman, M.D., psychiatrist and author
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