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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forums"I don't support equal pay for women, but I'll let them go home to make dinner."
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"I don't support equal pay for women, but I'll let them go home to make dinner." (Original Post)
mzmolly
Oct 2012
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underthematrix
(5,811 posts)1. mittnocchio is such a dumbass, the more he talked during that
segment the more he dissed women. I think it was clear from his comments that he does not support the Lily Ledbetter Act and will whatever he can to help repeal it.
hibbing
(10,392 posts)2. the rest of his answer is getting overlooked
Hi,
I noticed that too, getting overlooked because of the binders full of women comment, but if I recall correctly that was the rest of the answer. That he had flex time for women in his administration so they could get home and make dinner.
Peace
lunasun
(21,646 posts)5. well that makes up for the inequality in pay to women for bosses like Rmoney!!
Freddie
(9,587 posts)6. How magnanimous of him
And he flat-out lied about not being opposed to contraception coverage, as he supported the Blunt amendment.
Tx4obama
(36,974 posts)3. Romney NEVER did say he supported equal pay. He only talked about filling a quota. n/t
mzmolly
(51,494 posts)4. Yep. And, he talked about the 'difficulty' he had in finding
qualified women. Pathetic.