This is just a sample of Vanity Fair's excellent piece in which they let their editors loose on Sarah Palin's disjointed resignation speech. Let's hope this helps grammar lovers everywhere who listened to more than 30 seconds of this speech, pick up the pieces and move on with their lives.
Wednesday, July 22, 2009
What, They Don't Have Red Pens In Alaska?
This is just a sample of Vanity Fair's excellent piece in which they let their editors loose on Sarah Palin's disjointed resignation speech. Let's hope this helps grammar lovers everywhere who listened to more than 30 seconds of this speech, pick up the pieces and move on with their lives.
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all i can say is, WHOAH. what a lot of corrections! haha!
Yeah I noticed that Diana, some of it just seem to be edited for coherence. But I think the idea was if they got that speech on their desk, those are the corrections they would have made.
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