The memo was about hiring practices. So no, he wasn't talking about women he works with.

He wondered about it but he didn't instruct people to do it. That part came from the media.

Trump: And is there a way we can do something like that by injection inside, or almost a cleaning?
You: He neither asked a question nor issued a command.

That is 100% indisputably phrased as a question. So you are just outright lying at this point.

And reckless? As you just stated he did not suggest the general public try it. If they got that impression they got it from the media, who misrepresented his comment and claimed he was giving that instruction. So wouldn't that be reckless on the part of the media?

It was a stupid question. So what? Should the media be obsessing over a stupid question for weeks?

Politics attracts the wrong kinds of people. There is little reason for them to "serve" the people and the more power you give them the less motivation they will have.

It sounds like the developers are trying to be too "clever" and making a mess of things.

Great let's take the worst ideas from Perl and make them even worse!

Will throwing money at them change that?

The post office sends people to every house every day, often in a gas-powered vehicle, to stuff your mailbox full of paper waste. You then take this paper waste and throw it in either the recycling bin or trash can, where the government has someone else come pick it up in an even larger gas-powered vehicle once a week to haul it off. Why are we still doing this other than "it's a jobs program"?

Ok, so the scientists won't do the study. Why is this such a big deal? You think he's going to say something in a press briefing and all of the scientists are going to drop what they're doing and unquestioningly do what he said?

Also, does this mean we're changing the accusation from him instructing normal people to run off and inject Lysol to now he's just instructing scientists to waste their time? Can we get the accusation straight?

Right so asking a question is exactly the same as prescribing a remedy and asserting it should work. Anyone who says otherwise is unreasonable.

Yes.

I bet he would celebrate.

My mother calls me by my uncle and my nephew's name all the time. Should she be expelled from the family for this?

It matters when the reaction for getting it "wrong" is to have someone fired or have their life ruined for noncompliance.

And yet, when using the singular form, I know of no situation where it is considered "correct" to refer to a cow as a bull.