So true this:

[applegrove]

Great nations invest in education. Great men aren’t threatened by brilliant women.

— Christopher Webb (@cwebbonline.com) 2026-06-25T13:28:03.425Z

[DavidDvorkin]

1. Bush. Ugh.

[PatSeg]

8. Yeah, hardly fits the "great men" category

However, I like Laura Bush aside from her taste in men. It still amazes me that she stayed with him all these years.

[TommieMommy]

2. Exactly 💙💙

[niyad]

3. EXACTLY!!!

[popsdenver]

4. And one in Green

who actually was responsible for killing some one in her wild teenage years. LOL

[LoisB]

5. "...along with their husbands" - brilliant!

[calimary]

6. Damn right!!!

Smart, experienced, and compassionate women who could easily take their own turns behind the Resolute Desk.

I’m sure it will happen here, eventually. I’m just not sure I’ll live to see/celebrate it.

[Buddyzbuddy]

7. The Republicans would say they went to college

to find a man. The truth is no man is needed including myself. Most mother's and wives, IMHO, are the backbones of their families without the need for credit. Unlike many men whose egos have a need for praise. Single women, do your thing and ignore us idiots.

Men need to walk a mile in their heels to better understand and appreciate what women put up with and suffer through to accomplish and recieve acknowledgement for things men take for granted. When was the last time a man went on a first date thinking "I hope I make it back home tonight safe and without getting assaulted.

How in the hell do Republicans ever find love of any women, including their mothers. Me, shaking my head, walking down a hallway, talking to myself.

[warmfeet]

9. Brilliant women indeed.

I thought Barack Obama was the greatest, most intelligent, orator I had ever heard. That is, until I heard Michelle Obama speak. Had to change my mind.