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The Tim Walz campaign, and the ******** attacks upon him.

Stacyhs said:
You be write!
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As an aside, am I right in remembering that you used to be a teacher?


I'm now imagining your former self developing a twitch around one eye, like Inspector Dreyfus in the Revenge of the Pink Panther.
 
jimbob said:
As an aside, am I right in remembering that you used to be a teacher?


I'm now imagining your former self developing a twitch around one eye, like Inspector Dreyfus in the Revenge of the Pink Panther.
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Yes. And don't make fun of my twitch. :D
 
Stacyhs said:
Notice the print: "Nebraska Walz's for Trump"

Not a single one of these geniuses noticed that should be the plural "Walzes" and not the possessive "Walz's"?
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Beat me to the punch!

theprestige said:
The point is not their grammar, which is a product of their public schooling. The point is their repudiation of their relative. Considered noteworthy when it's Kennedys disavowing one of their own. But somehow trivial and risible when it's the Dem's favorite pretender to the vice presidency.
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:dl:

Fee-fees hurt there mate?

Big difference between distant relatives and siblings.

How many of Tampon Tim's siblings have disavowed him?
 
Stacyhs said:
Notice the print: "Nebraska Walz's for Trump"

Not a single one of these geniuses noticed that should be the plural "Walzes" and not the possessive "Walz's"?
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Or...

I think it's more likely that they all know exactly how to spell the plural of their own names.

What this tells me is that the Trump campaign people who had the t-shirts printed and gave to them are ones who can't spell. And the Walzes obediently put them on, knowing they were misspelled.

That's more plausible and more telling.
 
CarbShark said:
Or...

I think it's more likely that they all know exactly how to spell the plural of their own names.

What this tells me is that the Trump campaign people who had the t-shirts printed and gave to them are ones who can't spell. And the Walzes obediently put them on, knowing they were misspelled.

That's more plausible and more telling.
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Not according to the Walzes:

“Shortly after Governor Tim Walz was named the Democrat Party Vice Presidential nominee, our family had a get-together. We had t-shirts made to show support for President Trump and J.D. Vance and took a group picture. That photo was shared with friends, and when we were asked for permission to post the picture, we agreed,” the written statement said.
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But, ya know, we've been told that it's the fault of the public schools because they were never taught how to use apostrophes and plurals. Oh, wait. According to the Nebraska English Language Arts Standards:

Kindergarten

Writing Process: Students will apply the writing process to plan, draft, revise, edit, and publish writing using correct spelling, grammar, punctuation, and other conventions of standard English appropriate for grade-level.
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Grades 1-4:

LA 2.1.5.a Use word structure elements, known words, and word patterns to determine meaning (e.g., contractions, plurals, possessives, basic parts of speech, compounds, syllables).
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Stacyhs said:
Notice the print: "Nebraska Walz's for Trump"

Not a single one of these geniuses noticed that should be the plural "Walzes" and not the possessive "Walz's"?
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Another thing I niticed is that not a single one of them is under 50. I bet every single one of the next generation of that branch are voting Democratic.
 
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