article_snippet.sent: As president, my top priority will be fixing inequality and ensuring that 100% of the population is paid 100% of what they're worth.  
article_snippet.sent: And so, I'm announcing that if elected president, I will take a 23% pay cut, equivalent to the current gender wage gap, to stand in solidarity with working women in America.
article_snippet.sent: And I won't take a raise until every woman in America gets a raise, too.
article_snippet.sent: Merely closing the gender wage gap would pull half of working single moms out of poverty.  
article_snippet.sent: And at a time where Republicans are still, bizarrely, trumpeting more tax breaks for business and the rich to stimulate the economy, closing the pay gap would put money in the pockets of working people who would actually spend and stimulate real growth.
article_snippet.sent: The new women warriors:
article_snippet.sent: Reviving the fight for equal rights .
article_snippet.sent: Because what Hillary Clinton would be reminding us is that across America, the aggregate salaries of all working women is 23% less than the aggregate salaries of all men.
article_snippet.sent: What more powerful message could the potential first female president send than literally signifying that nationwide inequity in Hillary Clinton own salary?
article_snippet.sent: Hillary Clinton wouldn't just be saying Hillary Clinton stands with the working women of America, Hillary Clinton'd be showing it.
article_snippet.sent: Is it offensive to suggest that the first female commander in chief should be paid 23% less than Hillary Clinton male predecessors for doing exactly the same work?  
article_snippet.sent: And that's the point -- to use Hillary Clinton status to highlight the offensive gender wage gap and what Hillary Clinton, as president, would do to fix it.
highlights_snippet.sent: Hillary Clinton should say that if elected, Hillary Clinton will take a 23% pay cut to stand in solidarity with working women .