Secola Edwards

I'm sorry but this is junk and highly disrespectful to Jeffries and Schumer. It is even more disrespectful to those who support Jeffries and Schumer because she renders them invisible. She says that "the people" doesn't want them, but that is a gross generalization which is not back by any factual information, specifically due to the simple fact that the selection of Speaker is handled by the caucus and not public vote. What she does here is weaponize the definition of rape culture by unjustly and inaccurately applying it to a situation in which there should be no application. It's akin to how accusations of rape were weaponized to excuse harm done to boys like Emmett Till and men like Leo Frank. Anyone who agrees with her should be ashamed of themselves because of the potential damage the smear can do to the reputations of Schumer and Jeffries, but also as to how it minimizes genuine examples of rape culture.