Republican women in Congress have had a sudden feminist awakening and are revolting against the party’s unfettered misogyny, if you’re to believe the headlines from the past week. An anonymous congresswoman told NBC News last week that House Speaker Mike Johnson was “undercutting” his female colleagues. “We aren’t taken seriously,” another told the outlet. “You have women who are very accomplished, very successful, who have earned the merit, who aren’t given the time of the day.”

Meanwhile, Representative Nancy Mace from South Carolina published an op-ed in the New York Times on Monday in which she criticizes how the Republican leadership in the House has sidelined female members of the caucus. She added that the party has not allowed them to rise beyond the “token slot” of the GOP

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