Of course there are grammar rules as to which is proper within a sentence, but after hearing several instances of misuse on TV this morning I'm becoming convinced that within the next few years the rules will be tossed out and the two words will become acceptably interchangeable everywhere.
It seems to me that in most cases where "I" is used improperly the speaker wants to sound more educated than he really is.... for example, "Merry Christmas from Betty and I" or "Between you and I, the Celtics are the better team." In the old days those would have made one's ears bleed, but no more.
And the Senate will forever have lost its dignity as a deliberative body.
I just don't see how a supreme narcissist could ever admit to being wrong. And I can't see, either, how wise or moderate voices could ever have more sway over him than do fawning idiots like Limbaugh and Ingraham and Hannity, who as rich people have little if anything to lose by a government shutdown.
This will be a long disaster, but in desperation McConnell will sacrifice the Senate.
That Comey had now seen the light, and would go in there and confess that everything he once held correct was totally and deliberately wrong? That he and everybody else in the FBI was on Team Clinton? That the FBI falsified everything before a FISA judge because they knew the Russia thing was all baloney?
And why would they even want this behind closed doors in the first place? I mean, the drama of it all is drastically reduced when nobody can see the actors and their faux outrage histrionics.
WHAT WAS THE F***ING POINT of that hidden shit show?
I was suspended from a right-leaning forum last night because when Hyde-Smith won I said "Congratulations, Mississippi. Your Jim Crow lynching image continues."
