Paulley's campaign has been supported by Justine Roberts, chief executive of the website Mumsnet, whose readers include many pushchair users.
Duncan Fisher, chief executive of the website Dad Info, who is debating with Odent at the event, said: "I think Odent is wrong and is not basing his argument on evidence either that it damages men or their relationships with mothers.
They had apparently been annoyed by statements from Noel Biderman, Chief Executive of the website's parent Company, Avid Life Media, which did not state whether the original data published was definitely real.
Mr. Trump installed Stephen K. Bannon, the executive chairman of the website Breitbart News, as the chief executive of his campaign.
Justine Roberts, chief executive of the parenting website Mumsnet, said many site users claim they cannot get their children into schools just down the road from home.
Justine Roberts, chief executive of the Mumsnet website who had called for a rethink, said: "Mumsnet users will be mightily relieved to hear that the proposed changes to childcare ratios are to be scrapped.
Benjamin Cohen, the chief executive of the PinkNews website, which commissioned the poll, said: "This polling is eye-opening as it goes against the widely accepted notion that London is the most tolerant part of the country when it comes to LGBT issues.
Shadow home secretary Yvette Cooper tweeted: "After that interview Nigel Farage should sit in a corner!" Justine Roberts, chief executive of the Mumsnet website said: "It's bemusing that some people have a problem seeing mums breastfeeding.
The committee also includes controversial Florida attorney general Pam Bondi, former Goldman Sachs executive Steven Mnuchin, Silicon Valley entrepreneur Peter Thiel, Republican national committee chairperson Reince Priebus and Trump campaign chief executive Stephen Bannon, executive chairperson of the conservative website Breitbart News.
Jim Buckmaster, the chief executive of the classified ads website, met today with attorneys general from several US states including Connecticut, Illinois and Missouri.
Alexandre Woog, chief executive of the e-loue website where the offer appeared, said its staff had contacted the person and had no doubt about her identity and the seriousness of the proposal, nor the legality of the service proposed.
