::I understand and agree with your previous point that we should not assert that Tunney believes something which might be meant satirically or humorously. How about, as a general principle, we just write that Tunney "said" or "wrote" such-and-such, and leave it to the reader to decide whether or not she actually believes it. And to do that, the reader might benefit from having more context to hand, which argues for including in the article more context from the sources. In this case, I think including the demands, and the quote about the government being a corporation, would help readers to form a more complete picture. Then there is the other material from her interview with Quartz.com about why she created the petition. Again, I think including some more quotes from that, such as the ones I picked, would be helpful. At the very least, including the relevant sources in the References section would be helpful.