On Wednesday, the New Yorker reported that former New York Times editor Jill Abramson had been compensated less than her male predecessor.
Nancy Pelosi used the report to lecture the Times about equal pay:
Whatever the differences among @nytimes' leadership, there should be no difference in pay. #EqualPay
— Nancy Pelosi (@SpeakerPelosi) May 16, 2014
Pelosi was quickly reminded that if she’s intent on preaching about equal pay, she should start closer to home:
@NancyPelosi: Then why doesn't the White House pay women the same as men? @nytimes #EqualPay #tgdn #tcot
— Dorothy Grissom (@DorothyGrissom) May 16, 2014
Good question. And others wondered the same thing:
https://twitter.com/SMadurski/status/467400294792716288
@NancyPelosi @nytimes Do you feel the same about the Obama White House Nancy? I'll await your answer. Thanks tons.
— Uncle Jimmy: Positively Toward the Negative ? (@jneutron1969) May 16, 2014
https://twitter.com/LetsBanEvrythng/status/467400906346995712
https://twitter.com/VerumEstLiberta/status/467409014759120896
@NancyPelosi @nytimes Meanwhile at the White House, pay is not equal. #DoAsISay
— K. Dub (@isthatasquirrel) May 16, 2014
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