Feb 272013
 

From the Texas Tribune this morning on Gov. Rick Perry’s interim Chief of Staff, Ann Bishop, returning to her previous job as Executive Director of the state’s Employees Retirement System, we get this tidbit (from Bishop’s replacement as Chief of Staff, Brandy Marty):

In a story published in The Texas Tribune and The New York Times last month, Bishop said she was “pleasantly surprised” to walk into her first staff meeting at the governor’s office and see how many of her new colleagues were female.

“The governor surrounds himself with the brightest and best,” she said at the time, “and women are obviously part of that mix.”

And this picture of Gov. Perry meeting with his senior staff:

Gov Perry meeting with senior staff

This is what Mitt Romney might refer to as a “binder full of women.”

Now, compare it to this Obama meeting with his senior advisers:

Obama meeting with his all-male senior advisors

Notice anything missing from this photo?

Via the Washington Free Beacon:

The White House’s Flickr account recently released a photo [the one shown above] of President Barack Obama and his top advisers. The complete absence of women in the image is another reminder that females are underrepresented in Obama’s staff.

Additionally, the president still pays his female employees significantly less than their male counterparts.

The Obama White House in 2011 paid female staffers 18 percent less than their male colleagues…

Of course, missing from that photo is Obama’s most senior and trusted adviser, Valerie Jarrett — Obama’s Rasputin — the Iranian-born daughter of Communist parents.

But remember…it’s Conservatives who are waging a “war on womyn.”

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  4 Responses to “The War on Womyn: Gov. Rick Perry’s Senior Staff vs Barack Obama’s Senior Advisors”

  1. Perry’s aides look like women.
    Benghazi Butcher Barry’s aides look like girly-boys.

  2. One would have thought that under Hillary, the number of female employees in higher positions at the White House would have improved. She was, however, more concerned with her own status than challenging the status quo for Pres Obama.

    In this picture we have 11 whites and 1 black staffer. That also says more than any words could as it relates to racial issues so central to the Pres’ campaign.

  3. Both sides have failed enormously trying to create a false war on women.

    At least we get to reap the comedic benefits.

  4. I’ll take…the chunky blonde in the black dress, with a side of booky brunnette.

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