Correct me if I’m wrong, but, from a military guy, “ma’am” is more of an honorific than “senator”.
“ma’am” is the female respect term, with men it is “sir”
methinks senator “boxer-shorts” doth protest overly much about being treated as a power-lady
When an officer speaks to another and uses “sir” or “ma’am” he/she is acknowledging that the person being spoken to is superior in rank to the officer speaking.
That’s the way I understand it, pathetic narcissist in the senate. Does she not realize a General works harder than a senator?
If you’re in the senate it means you won a popularity contest if you’re a general it means you’ve won the respect of those you command and those who have commanded you..
Correct me if I’m wrong, but the bitch has the right as a Senator to be addressed as she wishes. Now lets more on to the next petty topic!
That is correct. Maam and Sir is meant as a title of respect. Boxer is an ignorant buffoon.