In the presidential debate with Obama, Willard said that he had "requested binders full of women" when he was governor of MA. This is a story that he has been telling of how when he became governor, he looked around and saw all men. He then asked where the women were and was told there no qualified women to be on his governing body. Well, Mr Willard said he was not going to accept that and requested that a search of the entire state be launched to find capable women to be in his cabinet. Hence the result was "Binders full of women". And indeed, he got the women. MassGAP said that Mr. Willard had 14 women in his cabinet top positions of 33. A 42 percent rate. 
But then the picture gets a bit murky. The Boston Globe reported that “the percentage of senior-level appointed positions held by women actually declined throughout the Romney administration, from 30.0 percent prior to his taking office, to 29.7 percent in July 2004, to 27.6 percent near the end of his term in November 2006. Further more, at Bain, the place Willard headed for 15 years, there are only seven women among the company’s 87 managing directors and senior executives, or 8 percent, according to Bloomberg BusinessWeek, falling ever-so-slightly below the national average of 8.1 percent. 
Now I say, someone who has all those binders full of capable women, why not have more women on his board? 
In response to the question that was actually asked in the debate, "Do you support equal pay ", Willard is still yet to get back to America on that. 

Romney reminds me of the white guy that says he cannot be racist because he has “Black friends”.