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Teen Vogue thinks equal pay should be the LAW in the US … oh, wait

Teen Vogue reported Wednesday that Iceland just made history by becoming the first nation to make equal pay for men and women a law, and now they’re asking for the United States to follow suit.

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They made history? But didn’t President John F. Kennedy sign the Equal Pay Act into law mandating exactly that?

https://twitter.com/KesaraRiku/status/948702550001295360

https://twitter.com/Becky_L_Stout/status/948692077881196550

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A teen girl’s magazine that was just guest-edited by none other than Hillary Clinton … who would have been paid the same as Donald Trump if that whole run for president had worked out.

https://twitter.com/Ustek_Orb/status/948643943289417728

https://twitter.com/NahFamIdontPlay/status/948678587489669121

https://twitter.com/FactoidFerret/status/948679615081537536

But, like they say in the piece, poor Today Show host Hoda Kotb made $18 million less per year than Matt Lauer … and the only possible reason could be the gender difference.

Might as well laugh at Patricia Arquette while we’re at it.

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Update:

Hey look, socialist Bernie Sanders even made a little movie about it and added some bogus stats too.

https://twitter.com/Moj_kobe/status/948749652773421056

https://twitter.com/notwokieleaks/status/948747956617994240


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Shadow president Hillary Clinton super jazzed to be guest-editing Teen Vogue