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“She earned it and has used it since she earned it. Why should she be mocked for it when a man would never be expected to give up his earned title?”
—Jain Throne
“Those of us who went to college are quite used to referring to PhDs as ‘Doctor’. They earned both the title and the respect that goes with it. Of course there are uneducated people everywhere who seek (unsuccessfully) to raise themselves up by tearing their superiors down.”
—Ben Sharnson
“It amazes me, on a daily basis, that our leaders openly talk about overturning an election. I read about these things in other parts of the world, but I felt safe here. But now we’ve crossed a Rubicon, and we’re burning the boat.”
—Owen Elmore
“Alternative electors are not electors, much like alternative facts are not facts.”
—Mike Farley
“Promoting armed aggression against our own citizens by elected officials is about as treasonous an act as I can imagine.”
—Barrett B
“The problem with lighting a 2nd Amendment fire is that those ‘supplies’ tend not to discriminate with who they hit. And non Trump supporters have their own ‘supplies’. Be careful what you wish for Mr. Wood.”
—Scott Goodman
“I like Mr. Buttigieg and I really hope some seriously needed infrastructure projects are first and foremost. We need to renovate and spruce up the place.”
—Lily White
“Every cabinet pick will have yays and nays. One cannot please all the people all the time. I prefer to step back and look holistically at the new administration. It is diverse, competent, and about a gazillion times better than what we’ve had for the past nearly four years. Let’s not reject what is good in the pursuit of perfect.”
—Kelly Rose