Rob Godfrey, the spokesperson for South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, referring to activist John Rainey who filed a lawsuit alleging Haley used her position as a state representative for personal gain. The state Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal of the dismissal of Rainey's original lawsuit.
California Gov. Jerry Brown, on the issue of climate policy. After the president announced he would withdraw the country from the Paris climate deal, California has helped lead the state and local effort to address climate change on their own.
Chants that police officers were heard saying this weekend shortly after arresting protesters in St. Louis. The same chant is typically used by protesters. The city has been dealing with protests since Friday, when a former St. Louis cop was acquitted of murdering Anthony Lamar Smith, a black drug suspect.
Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey, referring to Equifax, which she plans to sue after the credit reporting company potentially compromised personal information of 143 million American.
Missouri state Rep. Gina Mitten, criticizing the state house speaker for urging a lawmaker who was allegedly caught cheating on his wife to resign but not doing the same for a lawmaker who said the people who vandalized a Confederate memorial should be "hung from a tall tree with a long rope."
Facebook commenter on a photo of Gainesville, Fla., police officers preparing for Hurricane Irma. During the storm, the department posted several photos and selfies of officers that went viral, seemingly because of their attractiveness. The department took the commenter's suggestion and said it will do a calendar and donate the proceeds to Irma relief efforts.
Cliff Hill, a competitive knife thrower who teaches knife-throwing classes and owns a knife-sharpening store in Texas, where it just became legal to carry just about any kind of knife just about any kind of place.