Equal Pay?

Don Surber:

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Cybercast News Service reported: “The average pay for all 36 male employees on Obama’s staff was $55,962; and the average pay for all 31 female employees was $48,729.”

That works out to 87¢ for every $1 a man is paid.

But what about Republican Sen. John McCain, huh? Huh? What about him?

CNS: “After excluding interns, the average pay for the 30 women on McCain’s staff was $59,104.51. The 16 non-intern males in McCain’s office, by comparison, were paid an average of $56,628.83.”

That works out to $1.04 for every $1 a man makes.

Oh and Obama’s staff appears to be 50% larger than McCain’s.

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That is an interesting factoid. I wonder why the vaunted Clinton opposition research team missed that one. It will be interesting to see Obama weasel around the pay disparity.

Comments

  1. Artfldgr4:52 PM

    The clintons missed it because they probably pay similar, and so to call the kettle black (no pun intended), would draw attention that the left is a majority, and that majority may be responsible (more than conservatives) for the disparities.

    over and over i find that if you dig, you keep coming back to their creating the situation that htey take advantage of.

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