“HuffPost Illustration In a recent poll, one of HuffPost members’ top-requested features was a roundup of reader comments. Every week, HuffPost editors read your comments on our top stories and highlight those that cut through the noise and make us think, help us see things from a different perspective, start conversations or even change our minds. For a chance to be featured here, participate in the comments by clicking the gray speech bubble to the left, next to the social share icons, which will open up the comments panel. Comments have been edited for clarity, spelling, punctuation and length. Democrats Urge Trump Appointee To Authorize Presidential Transition “Nothing wrong with asking for a recount and/or investigation. Cool. However, you should prepare for the transition regardless. … There is no harm in releasing the funds. If for some strange reason the election changes, I don’t think the money we spent will break us.” —John Adams “All rational Americans should want to verify a fair election with no cheating.” —Sleepy Joe After Baseless Trump Claims, Barr Says DOJ Can Investigate Voter Fraud Allegations “An investigation is not an indictment of the system but baseless claims of voter fraud should be.” —Sammy Boddie “There is an old rule among lawyers. When the law is on your side, attack with that law; when the facts are on your side, attack with those facts; if neither is on your side, attack everything.” —Sharon Alejo No, I Will Not Be ‘Reaching Out’ To Trump Voters, Now Or Ever. Here’s Why. “Let’s not mince words. When they say we should “reach out,” they really mean we should be prepared to compromise, not just forgive and forget.” —Drew Circle “Some fences cannot, and should not, be mended.” —Brandy Grote Kevin McCarthy Refuses To Recognize Biden Won, Continues To Undermine Democracy “These folks who claim to be patriots, really need to stop and take a look at what they are doing and how it goes against those very principles they preach (constitution and law and order.)” —Darcel B “Day after day, these people shatter their oaths of office and should be held responsible.” —Shawn MacKenzie
