I've always thought it strange that opponents of the ordination of women frequently accuse the proponents of being preoccupied by power and clericalism.  Does it not occur to them that the logical corollary of that argument is that the opponents of the ordination of women are clinging to power and clericalism as they wield them to fend off the proponents?
If it's about power and clericalism -- let's de-clericalize ministry and disperse the power that has accrued to clerics.