The White House gender pay gap has expanded quite a bit since President Trump took office.<br />An analysis by economist Mark Perry of the American Enterprise Institute shows that the gap has tripled.<br />Data shows that the median salary of a woman in the White House is $72,650, compared to $115,000 for men.<br />The 37 percent gender pay gap in President Trump's White House is more than double the 17 percent gender pay gap nationally.<br />Further, the gender pay gap is up from 11 percent in the last year of the Obama White House.<br />Compared to Obama, Trump has rolled back many of his predecessor's fair pay regulations and has not made the issue a focal point of his presidency.
