Alex Smith, chairman of the College Republican National Committee, Cassie Williams, executive assistant of the CRNC, and Maggie Cleary thought that the simple visual aid of apples and oranges might make the White House rethink its perspective on paycheck fairness.
Even White House press secretary Jay Carney fumbled an explanation of pay inequity in the Obama administration today, citing experience and education as reasons for the White House pay gap.
Jay Carney makes ME dizzy from the spin. "Yes, the White House pay is not equal, but it is less equal elsewhere." How does he not laugh?
— (((Vickie Rennie))) (@vickierennie) April 8, 2014
Maybe Carney should get a clue from Smith and her friends.
Gender-based wage discrimination has been illegal since the Equal Pay Act of 1963. Respect and enforce current laws. Don't create new ones.
— Cassie Scher (@CassieScher) April 8, 2014
Paycheck Fairness act doesn't provide paycheck fairness for women, instead it cuts flexibility and ends merit pay #PaycheckFairnessAct
— Maggie Cleary (@mcleary819) April 8, 2014
SMOKE & MIRRORS: By the President's own standards, women make 88 cents to a man's dollar in his White House. #PaycheckFairness #crnc
— Alex Wilkes (@AlexandraWilkes) April 8, 2014
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https://twitter.com/gopfashionista/status/453653286046793729
You go, girl! #EqualPay RT @AlexandraCSmith: Trolled the White House today with some fruit. #crnc pic.twitter.com/A6rzVrjPO2
— Sister Toldjah ? (@sistertoldjah) April 8, 2014
Proof: #youngrepublicans are witty & smart "@AlexandraCSmith: Trolled the White House today with some fruit. #crnc pic.twitter.com/6hyH4o41Gh”
— Lauren Stewart (@LaStew19) April 8, 2014
https://twitter.com/Max_Sutherburg/status/453657123172261888
The gals know–> RT @mcleary819: #crnc #PaycheckFairnessAct pic.twitter.com/KNey3e6ICn
— Skot Covert (@skotcovert) April 8, 2014
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