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Sen. Gillibrand: Pakistan and Afghanistan Better For Women Than USA
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Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand
Source: www.bizjournals.com
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Oddly Gillibrand insists on living in the United States instead of in the more progressive Pakistan under the notoriously feminist Sharia law.
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, appointed to her position via Senator Schumer as a favor for a politically connected clan, changed all her political positions and is working hard to pretend that she’s a serious legislator.
Mainly by repeating stupid thingsthat other people have said.
The most animated speaker was Gillibrand, who condemned opposition to expanding paid family leave across the country.
The Family and Medical Insurance Leave Act would establish a national paid family and medical leave insurance program so workers would not have to choose between a paycheck and caring for themselves or a family member, said Gillibrand.
“In every other industrialized, wealthy country in the world they have paid leave,” the senator said. “Europe has up to six months. Even Afghanistan and Pakistan have paid leave, but we do not have paid leave in this country, and because of that when forced to meet a family need, an urgent care need, often times women are forced to leave the workplace because they cannot take that time off unpaid.”Sure Pakistan and Afghanistan are fantastic for women.
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