Women's Rights not a Topic Discussed by Some Presidential Candidates

Presidential candidates speak often on issues of national security, terrorism and immigration. But there's one subject many of the candidates seem to avoid: women's rights. During the last six Republican primary debates, only six questions have been asked related to women, and only one directly about women's rights, according to transcripts of the debates. The questions, of course, are controlled by the moderators, but the questions are about topics at the forefront of campaigns. Which does not include questions about the pay gap, Dianne Bystrom, director of the Carrie Chapman Catt Center for Women and Politics and a University of Oklahoma alumus, said. "Unfortunately, pay equity issues...