Hey, we’re just attorneys, can you really expect us to know more law than someone who’s just watched a lot of TV and knows a couple buzzwords?

Fair enough, but I do find it valuable to write this out for others who may not know the law.

I appreciate your clarity and civility in responding to an obvious and oblivious troll.

Soo.. you’re just going to go with the one qualifier that suits your case? LMAO!! I like how when you quoted the law, you convieniently left out parts of it.

However, by the strictest reading of that law, it would be illegal for your boss to make more than you or for there to be any privileges associated with higher positions. So.. every company is breaking that law.

Things that are against the law, which are specifically alleged in this woman’s lawsuit:

Shockingly, we have these things called “laws” which regulate what people can do, and—I know this is the kind of thing that may surprise you—sexual harassment is what’s known as “illegal.”

Sex with a very small penis.

Queen, thank you for your support: s/he’s just trolling, right now. S/he took me to task because none of my “hero” journalists (his/her words) lives in DC (Gwen Ifill didn’t live in DC?) and then called the rest of them ‘glorified stenographers’.

I agree. I know people that literally spend their entire days, stopping and chatting, walking into open offices for a “quick visit” that turns into 20 minutes. 20 minutes in the hallway here and there, 4 office visits, 2 coffee breaks, then lunch and repeat...and when the hell are people actually working? Steve…

That’s barely wine money.

It’s very obvious you have never been on your way to a bra burning and tripped over a cable wire. Or what about when the coven comes over to watch The Craft on Witchy Bitches’ Movie Night and you are embarrassed by your entertainment center wires? Or having to wire a speaker to your roof that blares Bikini Kill so all…

Dude, all I wrote was that it isn’t a good look for him. It isn’t my most pressing concern at the moment. It was written as a response to a column entirely about the eyeroll, so I don’t believe it to be misplaced.

Veterans for Trump forgave the ‘POWs aren’t war heroes, I like soldiers that don’t get caught’ line. They’ll swallow anything.

I’m just saying that it backfires on us. And right now, we need to marshall forces and act swiftly, decisively, and with some discipline. All of us who want this national nightmare to be over.

This is true. But Anderson Cooper ostensibly remains a journalist.

Right. But his job is to show (you the hypocrisy of the Trump administration through incisive questions) and not tell (act like an at-home viewer).

Hard-hitting journalism is that which is needed. Incisive questions; not backing down; and disallowing pap and platitudes. Eye-rolls do nothing but discredit your position.

So them I’m guessing the new primary mission of the FBI will be tracking down leaks and arresting those responsible?