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Getbig Main Boards => Politics and Political Issues Board => Topic started by: Benny B on November 17, 2010, 06:53:23 PM
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Statement by the President on the Paycheck Fairness Act
I am deeply disappointed that a minority of Senators have prevented the Paycheck Fairness Act from finally being brought up for a debate and receiving a vote. This bill passed in the House almost two years ago; today, it had 58 votes to move forward, the support of the majority of Senate, and the support of the majority of Americans. As we emerge from one of the worst recessions in history, this bill would ensure that American women and their families aren’t bringing home smaller paychecks because of discrimination. It also helps businesses that pay equal wages as they struggle to compete against discriminatory competition. But a partisan minority of Senators blocked this commonsense law. Despite today’s vote, my Administration will continue to fight for a woman’s right to equal pay for equal work.
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So - who says that some people are bringing home smaller paychecks because of discrimination ?
Those filthy latino's ?
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Anti-Employer, Pro-Trial Lawyer Legislation Fails in Senate (Freedom 1-0 versus Tyranny)
Alliance for Worker Freedom ^ | 11/17/10 | Billy Gribbin
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Failing a cloture vote today in the Senate, the Paycheck Fairness Act (S.3772) was designed to close a purported “pay gap” between male and female workers. The Paycheck Fairness act looked to achieve this goal by facilitating litigation and levying small businesses with new paperwork—two policies which discourage hiring new workers.
“The misleadingly named Paycheck Fairness Act was a solution for a non-existent problem,” said Christopher Prandoni, Executive Director of the Alliance for Worker Freedom. “While proponents of this bill claim women make twenty percent less than men, when hours of work, overtime, education, and experience are accounted for, the difference between men and women’s wages is about five cents on the dollar...”
(Excerpt) Read more at workerfreedom.org ...
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President Obama meets with leading equal pay advocates in the Roosevelt Room.
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President Obama meets with leading equal pay advocates in the Roosevelt Room.
ha ha ha ha hah ha - OOOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHH SSSSSSSSSSSHHHHHHIIIIIII IIIIIIIIITTTTTTTTTT
LOOK AT THOSE BEASTS!
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Where's the men in that meeting?
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Where's the men in that meeting?
men have no say in equal rights, our didnt you get the memo?
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men have no say in equal rights, our didnt you get the memo?
I did, I must have filed it with my TPS report memo.
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Where's the men in that meeting?
uuuuggghhhh - look at the guy next to obama in the vid. Seems like he could just scare his way to a pay raise.
Additionally - notice how Obama is stll playing politics in this video? What a small minded petty bitch he is.
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Michelle Obama looks like a baboon.
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Michelle Obama looks like a baboon.
nnnnaaahhh - more like ET od Chewbacca
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men have no say in equal rights, our didnt you get the memo?
:D