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Sat Aug-09-08 12:02 AM
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179. From "will be" to "I'm sure he is very much on her radar"

This is from a basically anonymous blogger (josephcast?) who thinks "Obama knowing he wanted Feingold, knowing Kennedy would draw the parallels of Obama, Feingold, and her father" and "Just as she had drawn the parallels of her father and Feingold, and her father and Obama previously" are complete sentences.

I love you, Mr. Pitt, and I always click on your threads, but ... if you're going to present something that was pulled out of someone's ass, couldn't it at least be something that was pulled out of your own?

Especially since you are. A great writer who knows. The difference between a phrase and a sentence.

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