Otherwise, his decision to use a speech from the Oval Office to define Iraq policy will merely create the impression that he is using the powers of the imperial presidency to correct the blunders of his predecessor.
"This mailing was a complete waste of taxpayer money and now, to correct this blunder, they need to waste even more taxpayer money".
He is under no illusion that we'll correct that blunder, but proposes a plan for remonetizing gold that would begin to repair the damage we have suffered by putting power over our monetary system in the hands of a few people rather than sticking with the rule of law the Founders envisioned.
With the stakes much higher this autumn and next year, Democrats are urging the White House to correct these blunders.
And as Apple rarely admits to technical blunders, we will have to wait another year for it to quietly correct the antenna design with the release of the current model's replacement.
If the Republicans have a theme, it is that they are correcting the military, economic and moral blunders of dec ades of Democratic mismanagement and can't be expected to end the war, the inflation, the crime and the gen eral moral disorder overnight.
Downing Street insisted the system was virtually back to normal after engineers worked round the clock all week to correct a blunder that left screens blank and forced staff to write some giros by hand.
Abroad, Zlatan Ibrahimovic's move to Milan was another attempt to correct a blunder, by Barcelona, who bought more scientifically this time, with David Villa and Liverpool's Javier Mascherano, while José Mourinho displayed a new taste for creativity when enticing Mesut Ozil to Real Madrid.
It would have been far better for McCain to have corrected the misstatements himself, hours, even days, after making the initial blunders.
I don't dispute Greenwald's thesis as far as it goes, but there is another important way to look at the situation, which is that appearing to commit the United States government to the project of overthrowing the Syrian government was a poorly-thought through and deeply immoral strategic blunder in the first place, and now we have a strategic opportunity to correct that historic blunder.
When out of danger, he chose to undergo painful surgery to correct blunders made when the bone was first set.
