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On September 27 2016 10:09 ChristianS wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2016 10:07 Netscape9 wrote:
Clinton just spouted out the myth that women don't get equal pay for equal work. She's already lying, just a few minutes in. "Lie" isn't quite accurate. If she said the 70-whatever cents on every dollar number, that one's a lie. Women get paid less for equal work is at least arguable
"For equal work" is a lie. The wage gap is the average earnings of men and women across ALL fields. Women on average enter less playing fields, get less paying degress, often drop out of the workforce earlier than men, are generally more interested in a stable family life than moving up, etc. Discrimination plays a zero or near-zero role in it.
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On September 27 2016 10:09 Mr. Wiggles wrote:
Feel sorry for anyone playing the drinking game. I think we've heard about China and Mexico seven times already...
To be fair jobs and those countries are the basis of much of what Trump has been talking about.
His answer just demolished Clintons though.
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Hillary talking about magic tax loopholes like Republicans usually do.
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Canada8989 Posts
10 min in and still no drama, presidential candidate letting the non-us citizen down.
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BOOO pre-planned zingers.
Terrible delivery.
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your Country52797 Posts
Trump-up trickle-down...?
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On September 27 2016 10:10 GreenHorizons wrote:
This is going to be glorious if we get to see the side by side the whole time.
CSPAN said they were going to run it that way
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what in the world was this trumped trickle good lord I need a beer.
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trumped up trickle down what the fuck kind of idiot made that zinger up.
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On September 27 2016 10:11 Netscape9 wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2016 10:09 ChristianS wrote:On September 27 2016 10:07 Netscape9 wrote:
Clinton just spouted out the myth that women don't get equal pay for equal work. She's already lying, just a few minutes in. "Lie" isn't quite accurate. If she said the 70-whatever cents on every dollar number, that one's a lie. Women get paid less for equal work is at least arguable "For equal work" is a lie. The wage gap is the average earnings of men and women across ALL fields. Women on average enter less playing fields, get less paying degress, often drop out of the workforce earlier than men, are generally more interested in a stable family life than moving up, etc. Discrimination plays a zero or near-zero role in it.
This accounts for ~20 cents of the wage gap, but I don't think I've ever seen an analysis that gets that effect to the total income disparity.
GOD THIS IS FUCKING BORING
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oh no trumped up economics
will it stick
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There's the first big "poke." Calling out Trumps business acumen by saying he is a result of his daddies money.
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"Trumped up trickle down" lol
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On September 27 2016 10:11 Netscape9 wrote:Show nested quote +On September 27 2016 10:09 ChristianS wrote:On September 27 2016 10:07 Netscape9 wrote:
Clinton just spouted out the myth that women don't get equal pay for equal work. She's already lying, just a few minutes in. "Lie" isn't quite accurate. If she said the 70-whatever cents on every dollar number, that one's a lie. Women get paid less for equal work is at least arguable "For equal work" is a lie. The wage gap is the average earnings of men and women across ALL fields. Women on average enter less playing fields, get less paying degress, often drop out of the workforce earlier than men, are generally more interested in a stable family life than moving up, etc. Discrimination plays a zero or near-zero role in it.
Overstating the research. Best you can say is discrimination plays a "difficult to quantify" role in it. "For equal work" is harder to study than you might think, and the research is consequently mixed, but it's not an outright lie, just a disputed claim.
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Surprisingly, Trump is bigger on policy specifics than Hillary so far.
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I hate to repeat myself but both of these candidates sound like Ben Carson in the Republican primary debates
Too much Xanax
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Boooooo, boooooo, I'd rather watch other c-span than this! Then it'd be boring but at least be relevant policyl stuff than this bland drivel.
Tap water has more flavor than this!
they need more hecklers.
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Did I hear that right, did Trump mentioned receiving a "small loan" and turning it around to make billions? Lol. "A small loan of a million dollars."
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EPT
