Equal Pay for Women
By bobmnu
@bobmnu (8157)
United States
July 1, 2008 9:26pm CST
Senator Obama believes that women should be paid the same as men. They should have the same opportunities as men, but that only applies when the government makes it a law. On his senate staff women are paid less (over $10,000 less) close to 20% less. Men hold the better jobs and more staff are men. This is the candidate of Hope and Change but it must be for men only. This is a man who gave very little to charity until he decided to run for the US Senate. Then he gave slightly more, yet the is willing to give millions of your tax dollars to his favorite charities and friends. He earmarked a million dollars to a Chicago Hospital, after his wife got a raise and big promotion. He also gave several hundred thousand to a Chicago Priest who was good friends of Senator Obama's Pastor. Now we find out that he discriminates against women by paying them less but expects everyone else to provide equal pay for women.
What will we find out nest?
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2 responses
@gewcew23 (8007)
• United States
2 Jul 08
I would be interested in what the NOW gals would have to say about this. This just goes to show you that Obama only wants to change us but has no desire to change anything about himself. His is always being told how perfect he is, so why would he want to change.
Obama has no problem given away every dollar of your money just do not ask him to give. I wonder why his wife got a raise and a promotion, would it have anything to do with the million dollars that was earmarked to it by Obama? Maybe Michelle just deserved it but I do not believe that. That million dollars that was stolen from the taxpayer, but went to build something with Obama's name on it. How do politicans get to but their name on something that they did not even donate any money to it? Why not name the new wing the taxpayers wing, not the Obama wing.
@clrumfelt (5490)
• United States
3 Jul 08
What a hypocrit! I won't be looking for any pay raises because of him. God willing, he won't ever get the chance to affect my pay.
