Today it is illegal to discriminate by gender in such a way.

Of course women average only 57 cents for every dollar that a man makes.

Closing the gender pay gap would go a long way to helping single women.

Omg, that part was hilarious. Seeing some of the women at stores for after Christmas clearances is like a watching a nature documentury.

That would be single people, not just single women.

And let’s be candid about what the editorial is saying. Basically if you buy her something you should expect her vote in return. Kind of like if you take a woman to dinner you should expect sex afterward. I do not believe women are that stupid. Most of them know where the government would get the funds to court them. Right from their own wallets.

Dry Cleaners charge more to clean a woman’s suit than for a man’s. A woman’s shirt was regularly a dollar more to launder and press than a man’s. Quick, guys: how much to you spend a year for tampons?

A guy can show up for a business meeting without shaving and be considered “rugged.” A woman shows up at a meeting without make-up and is considered shabby.

Single parents face increased expenses — in money, time, and and emotional committment — and it’s still considered a bit odd when when we encounter an unmarried male parent; women have the lion’s share of the burden.

It is good to see that women are not just paying lip serves to the claim they are as much human beings as men are. I see the discrepancy between married and single women quite a bit at work. It shows not in that one has a man in their lives and one does not. But as the article touched on, one having a second income and not having to solely depend on only they’re own income. And the other having to face the same type of bills but on their income only. Though certainly it is not exactly the same, but imagine if you worked be side someone who has won the big lottery and listening to them complain how hard it is to make it. Take the sexual aspects out of it you find the women and men both think and see the same world. In a world that is based more on two incomes, it is hard for me to imagine anyone being able to make it on the standard income. If everyone, male or female made a “living wage” where the world could be faced on a single income. There would be no such thing as this issue, once a balance is struck where the mindset is about people and not by gender. This world might just be a better place, as the real world effects everyone the same. Be they man, woman, single or married.

Like it or not men, all men, this election will be decided by women and you had just better get used to the idea.

You have got to be kidding me!How does it compare to single men having to pay alimony?Btw, Mike that is a good post.