found that "the earnings of women who worked full time, year-round were 77 percent of that for men working full time, year-round." But that's the median (midpoint) for all women in all jobs, not a figure for women doing "the same work" or even necessarily working the same number of hours. The Romney campaign and his supporters have sought to portray the stimulus program as rife with waste, particularly clean-energy loan programs. One Romney campaign ad said "[t]he inspector general said contracts were steered to 'friends and family.' " But Gregory Friedman, the inspector general for the Department of Energy, did not say that. He said the office was investigating that kind of thing, but no charges have been made, at least not yet. A new TV ad by the Romney campaign called "Where Did All the Money Go" claimed stimulus funds went for "electric cars from Finland." The conservative Americans for Prosperity made a similar charge in an earlier ad. Both are referring to Fisker Automotive, which received more than $500 million in loans. It's true that Fisker builds cars in Finland, but the stimulus money went for engineering, sales, and design and marketing in the U.S. "The money could not be, and was not, spent on overseas operations," the Department of Energy says . The new ad asked the question: "Where did all the Obama stimulus money go?" A breakdown of the $840 billion stimulus can be found on the Recovery Board's website. Most of it went for