The sorts of people that comment on an article like this are likely to be comedy scenesters or culture vultures.
Some writers didn't even understand the concept of inserting an article like "a" or "an" before a noun.
If one wished to harm the reputation of the man likely to become the House Majority Leader, an article like the one in the Sunday Times would be an excellent way to do it.Now, would it be wrong to say articles like this are more often written about Republicans than Democrats?
How do you go about reporting an article like this?
That's where an article like Leonard's comes in.
But I am appalled that The Times would run an article like this.
Evey time I read an article like this I learn something new.
I want to cheer her on, but when I pick up an article like this one, I know what's coming.
How can an academic website publish an article like this with no standards whatsoever for accuracy or academic rigor.
Finally, we operate now in a roiling cauldron in which an article like this starts a very public conversation.
