it s multiple choice. i ve defined the available options. the universe i think we are back in the spam folder. but as if they were trying to replicate the ledbetter fair pay act as precisely as possible, the romney campaign did today make a big to-do about elevating representative mcmorris rodgers. that said they were for the paycheck equity even though she was against the act in 2009. on equal pay for women, he overtly refuses to take a position on it. and he puts front and center in his campaign a republican member of congress who voted against it three years ago. it s almost like they don t think it s about policy, that they just think women like to see a few gals around, and who
women described it as the hammer for the nail that the ledbetter bill was. the two go together. but i really believe had this been the law back in my day, had this been an act that had been on the books, i could have found out from coworkers without being retaliated against. mr. romney i m sorry to interrupt. mr. romney, the republican presidential nominee, has not taken a position on this bill as we ended up finding out today through a sort of bizarre series of e-mails in which he said he supported the concept of equal pay but he would not take a stand on whether or not he supported legislation to try to achieve it. if you could have an audience with governor romney to try to persuade him on this, what would you tell him to convince him that this is a good idea? i would want to tell him he needs to be committed to doing something for the women and their security, because this is so important to the american family because it was like what
the universe i think we are back in the spam folder. but as if they were trying to replicate the ledbetter fair pay act messaging disaster as precisely as possible, the romney campaign did make a big to-do about elevating representative mcmorris rodgers. that said they were for the paycheck equity even though she was against the act in 2009. on the day, he s being pushed. on equal pay for him, he refuses. he puts front and center in his campaign a republican member of congress who voted against it three years ago. it s almost like they don t think it s about policy, that they just think women like to see a few gals around, and who cares what they stand for? the namesake of the lilly ledbetter fair pay act joins us
bears your name? i do. in fact, i ve heard someone from the american association of women described it as the hammer for the nail that the ledbetter bill was. the two go together. but i really believe had this been the law back in my day, had this been an act that had been on the books, i could have found out from coworkers without being retaliated against. mr. romney i m sorry to interrupt. mr. romney, the republican presidential nominee, has not taken a position on this bill as we ended up finding out today through a sort of bizarre series of e-mails in which he said he supported the concept of equal pay but he would not take a stand on whether or not he supported legislation to try to achieve it. if you could have an audience with governor romney to try to persuade him on this, what would you tell him to convince him that this is a good idea? i would want to tell him he needs to be committed to doing
but as if they were trying to replicate the ledbetter fair pay act messaging disaster as precisely as possible, the romney campaign did make a big to-do about elevating representative mcmorris rodgers. that said they were for the paycheck equity even though she was against the act in 2009. on the day, he s being pushed. on equal pay for him, he refuses. he puts front and center in his campaign a republican member of congress who voted against it three years ago. it s almost like they don t think it s about policy, that they just think women like to see a few gals around, and who cares what they stand for? the namesake of the lilly ledbetter fair pay act joins us next. home. until i got a job in the big apple.