By Justin Kendall
Johnson County Republican leaders sent me an e-mail recently with the word "Republican" misspelled twice. Maybe it's time to learn the mysterious ways of spell check.
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The sender also has trouble with prepositions:
"This is a fundraiser for as we prepare for victory in november."
Justin, I was lax in my duties to congratulate you. This was very much not �me too� and had to be tough to focus on with all the temptation surrounding the Democrats selecting a VP candidate that is even more of the same than McCain.
I feel your pain, yet regret that I cannot bask in it for something tells me we're next. When / if my party screws the VP candidate selection, I too will likely be looking for a dog to kick.
Like Thai food, soap, and not launching wars for no reason, spelling is for elitists.
What, you never heard of the repbulican? Also, you never heard of only sometimes capitalizing someone�s name (bullet item 3)? Or not capitalizing the word november?
Surely, this marvink@alliedstaffing.com is a super editor who may or may not have English as his primary language.
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