They’ll tell you this tomorrow
‘Cause they told you this before
All across this country
On our women, there’s a war
Men don’t want their women
To be regal or be regnant
We want them in the kitchen
Barefoot, meek, and pregnant
Ms. Clinton says that men like this
Have outraged and incensed her
She must include Obama here
Because he ran against her
If he believed what he says now
And harbors no ill-feeling
I think he should have stepped aside
And opened that glass ceiling
They’ll beat you with statistics
‘Til you’re almost black and blue
As if the more your say something
That somehow makes it true
For every dollar Ben takes home
The take home pay of Bess
No matter how she does her job
Is twenty-three cents less
Now you can argue back and forth
Debate, cajole or quibble
But never reach agreement
On the pay of Stan or Sybil
But there’s one thing you can’t dispute
An argument that’s stronger
Women, on the average
Than men live five years longer
So here’s the little secret
That my poetry’s exposed
Women get our SSI
While men mostly get hosed
I didn’t want to lead us down
This deadly primrose path
But in the name of equity
I went and did the math
That’s fifty bucks on average more
That Stella gets than Steven
But we won’t raise a big to-do
Come on, let’s call it even