After hearing our report on Washington ballot initiative 901, Donald Galt from Seattle, Washington, decided to change his vote:

You have succeeded in changing my vote on Washington initiative 901. I was all set to vote no because the 25-foot requirement was egregiously burdensome. Listening to Seattle Weekly's Philip Dawdy on today's show, however, pointed up once again that smokers just don't get it. Ask anybody who has had to share a bus shelter with a puffer.

Your segment on the University of Iowa and the pink lockerrooms is beyond comment. And I am not some jugheaded conservative who, "doesn't get it". Is there be nothing left that can't be held up to ridicule and used as a tool for victimization?

Keep up the good work looking for and finding those who are put out, offended, undermined, and otherwise discriminated against. May be you and those 10 or eleven people can form a colony of the hurt, abused, maltreated , and just plain underloved and sit on your individual pity-pots and comfort one another as you isolate yourselves from the big, old mean world out there that is full of bigots and hatred (your perception).

Get over it already!