Andrea Tantaros blasts feminism in new book

Article here. Excerpt:

'"Relations between men and women in America have never been more dysfunctional,” writes Ms. Tantaros, the co-host of “Outnumbered” on the Fox News Channel who takes on the “commandments of feminism” with vigor. Those edicts demanded women act, work and party like men. When all the squawking was through, however, women have little to show for it, she says.

“Everyone always hears about the benefits of feminism, but nobody talks honestly about the downsides,” Ms. Tantaros tells Inside the Beltway. “If women are more empowered than ever, why are they more unhappy than ever? The book looks at the lies women were sold by the feminist movement: that we don’t need men — but that we should emulate them in our professional and personal lives — and the havoc this groupthink has wreaked upon the genders ultimately destroying respect, discretion, monogamy, decency and intimacy.”'

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Wikipedia on the author here.