What opinion about women's involvement in politics does the cartoonist suggest by placing a baby
under the table?

Women politicians have tossed their divinely ordained, traditional, and societal role to raise up children, to play at the table of men is the opinion about women's engagement in politics.

Hence, the women's involvement in politics suggest as a cartoonist by placing a baby under the table.

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The opinion about women's involvement in politics which the cartoonist suggests by placing a baby under the table is that women politicians have abandoned their divinely ordained, traditional, and societal role to raise up children, to play at the table of men.

Explanation:

This cartoon strongly restricts women from being involved in political debates and issues.  It forgets that women are also political beings who are supposed to maximize the political welfare of their families.  There is no way they can achieve this without being involved.  We have numerous examples of women who have successfully led their countries out of difficult corners and remained good mothers.  Late Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher achieved much more for Britain than many men who had held that role before her.  Therefore, women should not be put in straitjackets.  Their involvement in politics remains very beneficial and does not prevent them from playing effectively their traditional and cultural roles of raising up children and succouring their husbands, unless they misplace their priorities.

"this speech"? what speech are you talking about?

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the answer to your question is c the civilian conservation corps

civilian conservation corps

which put thousands of men and women to work for contruction during   1933 to 1942