A simple question to Republican women?

Question

Does it bother you that Palin is a running mate to a man who clearly thinks she shouln't get the same pay as VP than a man would? What does that say about her?

Answer 1

nope doesn't bother me at all no matter what you say about McCain he would still make a better president than obama and Palin has more experience than obama does already, I like her and where she stands on most issues  

Answer 2

Says that She's willing to make a sacrifice to have that position, and isn't concerned about her paycheck, as it should be. I applaud that fact.

Answer 3

You obviously have heard lies about McCain's voting record on pay issues. What you haven't read are the specifics of those bills and the pork attached to them. Of course he believes in equal pay for women. He has daughters for goodness sake.  

Answer 4

that she knows the ropes of the world and now can put herself in a position to do something about it.

Answer 5

What bothers me is that Palin is the running mate rather than Romney who I know to be strong.  In online polls he was the far and away favorite of Republicans to be the VP.  She is a virtual unknown, so what does she have to offer, and how much time and effort is going to have to be wasted during this campaign selling us on her?  

Your assertion that McCain doesn't believe in equal pay for women is incorrect and shows you need to brush up on his what his actual platforms are rather than listening to hearsay.  Or are you completely unwilling to entertain the possibility he's a good candidate?  It says nothing about her except she aspires to be VP, because there is no differing pay scale for men and women in that job.

Answer 6

she intends to change all that.

Answer 7

Whatever, I could care less what John McCain thinks, about me being a woman. As long as he does his job, and stays out of my way, it's all good. Democrat for John McCain 2008.