You really have to ask? I haven't heard a single thing from TTP that I haven't been hearing since 1980.

 

So you don't think equal pay is an issue? The reason the issues TTP brings up are the same old tired issues is because there's still work to be done to achieve the resolutions.

So you don't think equal pay is an issue? The reason the issues TTP brings up are the same old tired issues is because there's still work to be done to achieve the resolutions.

 

No I do not think equal pay is an issue.

No I do not think equal pay is an issue.

Equal pay is an issue for the same reason that "reproductive rights" is an issue - dishonest liberal politicians who seek to divide voters along racial, ethnic, and gender lines for the sole purpose of winning elections. They are not legitimate issues but unfortunately, they are issues that resonate with low information voters that charlatans like Obama rely upon to win elections.

Equal pay is an issue for the same reason that "reproductive rights" is an issue - dishonest liberal politicians who seek to divide voters along racial' date=' ethnic, and gender lines for the sole purpose of winning elections. They are not legitimate issues but unfortunately, they are issues that resonate with low information voters that charlatans like Obama rely upon to win elections.[/quote']

 

I could not disagree anymore strongly.

Equal pay is an issue for the same reason that "reproductive rights" is an issue - dishonest liberal politicians who seek to divide voters along racial, ethnic, and gender lines for the sole purpose of winning elections. They are not legitimate issues but unfortunately, they are issues that resonate with low information voters that charlatans like Obama rely upon to win elections.

It's always entertaining when men define which issues are of importance to women. I'm much better informed now knowing that contraception and equal pay are "not legitimate issues."

I could not disagree anymore strongly.

I would not expect any different. Are you aware that the men on Obama's own staff are paid more than the women? The pay issue is a bogus one and the pay practices among the staffs of Democratic politicians are no different than those of Republican political staffs.

 

Women paid significantly less in Obama White House than their male counterparts

It's always entertaining when men define which issues are of importance to women. I'm much better informed now knowing that contraception and equal pay are "not legitimate issues."

You are welcome.

I would not expect any different. Are you aware that the men on Obama's own staff are paid more than the women? The pay issue is a bogus one and the pay practices among the staffs of Democratic politicians are no different than those of Republican political staffs.

 

Women paid significantly less in Obama White House than their male counterparts

 

How does that prove that it's not an issue?

It's always entertaining when men define which issues are of importance to women. I'm much better informed now knowing that contraception and equal pay are "not legitimate issues."

 

It seems only males have the required levels of discernment to determine what is or isn't an issue. Same story....different day.

How does that prove that it's not an issue?

I never said that it is not an issue. What I said is that it is not a legitimate issue. Successful demagoguery does generate political issues but that does not justify the practice.

 

The hypocrisy of Democratic politicians who campaign on issues such as "equal pay for equal work" while they pay women less than men for the same work on their own staffs and exploit the labor of unpaid or underpaid interns should raise some flags among women voters but it rarely does. Lip service by liberal politicians seems to be all that is required to lock up the "women's vote." Why is that the case?

It seems only males have the required levels of discernment to determine what is or isn't an issue. Same story....different day.

You are incorrect. There are many males who voted for Barack Obama twice. Neither men nor women have a monopoly on good judgment. The majority of both sexes are lucky if they can find their way to the voting booth and back home.

I never said that it is not an issue. What I said is that it is not a legitimate issue. Successful demagoguery does generate political issues but that does not justify the practice.

 

The hypocrisy of Democratic politicians who campaign on issues such as "equal pay for equal work" while they pay women less than men for the same work on their own staffs and exploit the labor of unpaid or underpaid interns should raise some flags among women voters but it rarely does. Lip service by liberal politicians seems to be all that is required to lock up the "women's vote." Why is that the case?

 

I assume "legitimate" is a personal opinion?

You are incorrect. There are many males who voted for Barack Obama twice. Neither men nor women have a monopoly on good judgment. The majority of both sexes are lucky if they can find their way to the voting booth and back home.

 

Your solution to rid those of you with sufficient intellect to vote correctly of those of us apparently lacking such?

Your solution to rid those of you with sufficient intellect to vote correctly of those of us apparently lacking such?

Unlike our current president, I believe deeply in the U.S. Constitution. You have as much right to vote as I have. I can only hope that voters who make poor decisions such as voting for Obama learn from their mistakes. (I could say the same about people who support John Boehner.) It's not an intellect issue, it is a judgment issue.

I assume "legitimate" is a personal opinion?

You assume correctly, ma'am. I consider it illegitimate because it has been used as a wedge issue and framed as a Democrat vs. Republican issue, while there is no evidence that Republican men pay women any differently than Democratic men do.