https://www.theatlantic.com/sexes/a...t-20-still-necessary-still-not-enough/272605/
' . . on February 5, 1993, former President Bill Clinton signed his first bill into law: the Family and Medical Leave Act. . '
' . . presidents often use the first bill they sign into law as a way to convey a message about their priorities and what kind of leader they will be. President George W. Bush signaled his conservative roots by first signing
House Joint Resolution 7, which honored the 90th birthday of former President Ronald Reagan. President Barack Obama's first signing was of the
Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act, which extended the statute of limitations for pay equity lawsuits, and signaled his support for the women voters who were so crucial in his election. . '