Whoops! Did actress Ellen Page inadvertently suggest Obama should get out of politics?

When a politician is against equal pay for women and/or ENDA, I think it begs the question, should they be a politician?

— Ellen Page (@EllenPage) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage Exactly. And I just wonder how their daughters feel… What's it like when a parent doesn't think you're worth as much as a man?

— Christina Perry (@SleeplessFoodie) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage I absolutely agree.

— elvan (@Elvan_Demi) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage I agree

— Mateus Fernandes (@mateusf_94) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage But then who would speak for the bigots?! *theatrical sad face*

— Rob Matthew (@Kegluneq1103) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage looking at you, bible belt.

— Eddie Martinez (@Molecular_you) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage I can't believe people like that still exists.

— Jokester (@Katestoofab) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage A very good point, Ms Page.

— Ankhesenamun (@Ankhesenamun18) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage #EllenPageForPresident

— JMRL.     (@weirdandbadass) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage a-fucking-men! What the hell are they doing in public service jobs if they don't care about the public?

— Alexican (@Alexican) April 9, 2014

.@EllenPage I think it begs the question: have they no decency?

— Megan Averyl Healy (@MAverylHealy) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage absolutely Yes..!!

— Piotr Rasputin (@piotrRasputn) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage of course not!!

— ®Alex Sotelo (@Overratedplot16) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage Not at all.

— Rene G. (@RatedRen34) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage absolutely not! We need to get rid of "politicians" who don't support equality – equal pay, equal marriage & adoption rights

— Dusty Rose (@Rosey1045) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage Those politicians, though, believe the wage difference is a myth. It demonstrates just how out-of-touch they are.

— David Adams (@Springe11r) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage Yes, exactly!

— Joe A. (@Azeuron) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage You're in 'Merica now, as long as the politicians are crusty old white men, people are happy.

— John Cornish (@JTCornish) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage yes, indeedy do! #equalrights #women #payequity

— Nancy Forde (@nancyfordephoto) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage Amen! I never understood being against stuff that helps people either…helping people IS what politicians are supposed to do.

— Equality Depot (@EqualityDepot) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage I believe that the work of every person on earth should be rewarded equally no matter who you are

— Mihail Afrosin (@MihailAfrosin) April 9, 2014

@MihailAfrosin @EllenPage I'm agree, it is good idea!

— john johns (@JohnJohnsHunter) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage perhaps they want African Americans to sit at the back of the bus as well

— Ashley Price (@AshleyPrice25) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage There is a lot of work to be done for equal pay, I recently did a dissertation on this and found out it is like the 1960s still.

— Rainbow Marth (@MeowOmgACat) April 9, 2014

@Occupocalypse @EllenPage No need to crush it; just tenderize & decaffeinate it so we end up with a purely egalitarian democratic socialism.

— ΔиłĦ☼иצ ߀₡ʞ (@Bad4Glass) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage Yes, they should be a politician, because that's the general consensus amongst them: keep women down and you win.

— Audrey Pearsall (@apearlpicnic) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage I think it begs the question "should they be set on fire" and then the immediate answer of "yes, they should."

— Apocalyptic Lemon (@newageamazon) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage When someone is only famous for playing make-believe, should we listen to their opinion on topics they're ill informed on?

— Nick Chuckles (@NickChuckles) April 9, 2014

.@EllenPage Please stop showing your ignorance &/or gullibility w/your tweets. Numbers are being manipulated to present a false narrative.

— PattiO (@soylentbeige) April 9, 2014

@EllenPage surely you mean @barackobama whose administration pays women less than men..

— daniel_thecuban (@daniel_thecuban) April 9, 2014