he s changing his answers. those are fumbles. i don t know if this early on it s going to malter when we come down to june late june, july and into the first debate. the question is can he actually get passed this. hillary clinton hasn t answered a question from the media in three weeks. she seems to be in better shape than jeb bush who s talking to the media. she s in better shape than her competition. when you look at the democratic field, they limit themselves. yes, there s an experience issue. on the other side, you ve got hillary clinton who s going nowhere. so the democrats should worry
opportunity at better pay and fairer pay in germany than the united states, for instance but it has to do with the fact that a working mother has more access to child care, say. you know, should that be the type of policies you guys should be tackling on this so that the opportunity gap gets closed? because that is as much to do i mean, this fair pay, a lot of times, it is is an experience issue. or it is how much time you ve been on the job but how many working mothers do we know that maybe take two years off to deal with child care because maybe their career doesn t fit isn t making it easy to be a working mother. and should that be what we re tackling? because ultimately, that is what will lead to more promotions. let me ask, how would anyone believe what we would tackle all the different problems or array of inequities or inequalities if we can t say that you should be