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Capitalize Constitution. I hate to say it, but "regular" contradicts "from time to time," although I guess the statement could be made regularly put published only at random intervals. |
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| I'm not above rubbing it in. |
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| Nice. |
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| Where does the comma go? And the period? |
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| As I've written multiple times, I'm really not a fan of wind. Or solar. Not yet, anyway. |
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| Indeed. |
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| "...started its registration drive." It's only one party. |
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| All they know how to do is double down. The Dems are, at this point, the backfire effect writ large. |
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| Well, genius, vinegar and lemon juice are acids while baking soda is a base, so... |
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| This is what awaits me in hell. Ease my pain by correcting... everything. |
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| I do hope to hear about GOP shenanigans, too. |
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| Also known as the Bird of Convenient Coincidence. |
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| She got doxxed, but she's rallied. (Correct the singular they. Take out the comma in her final sentence.) |
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| Punctuate correctly. |
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| I wonder how he replied to this. Oh, and correct his English. |
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