Lonestar_logic
Republic of Texas
- May 13, 2009
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Your argument would have merit here IF we were talking about longevity pay. We are not. We are taking about base pay rates and about the base for women being less than the base for me.Yeah, so Republicans are blocking women's access to pay information and blocking their access to civil courts to correct pay discrimination.
And the war on women is a "myth" ????
LOL - your talking points can't erase the truth. Man, if the GOP would just nut up and admit that everyone is equal and deserves equal treatment, they wouldn't have so many enemies. Without so many enemies, they might win a national election.
Why is that a bad thing?
People are not equal in the work place just because the do the same job, ever heard of longevity pay? There are tons of factors in the real world were pay would not be equal, and according to J. Carney yesterday those factors are even used in the White House to determine the pay scale. All this bill will do is make it more expensive for business to operate, but you guys think business is evil don't you, right to the point that you need something to make your life easier, then you quite willingly lay your money down. People with such a childish view of the world really shouldn't be allowed to vote, you just fuck things up by eating the shit fed to you by the commiecrats.
Frankly I am glad that the gop is killing this bill. It is one more slap in the face for women and one more reason why they will continue to vote for Democrats. So, keep up your anti-women crusade and lets see how the votes count up in November.
Why do the women in Obama's administration make less than the men?
Women paid significantly less in Obama White House than their male counterparts
Using the 2011 annual report of White House staff salaries that was submitted to Congress, an $11,000 difference is clear between the median female employee salary and the median male employee salary.
Of the administration's 20 top earners, who each took home a tidy $172,200 for their work in 2011, only six of those were women.
In 2009, women made 89 cents for every dollar that men made in 'the People's House'.
On average, that came out to $9,390 less.