It's pretty normal for a presidential candidate to make a critical mistake at just about the least opportune time. And of course it is even more normal for said candidate to then criticize the media for picking up the story and making it sound worse.
Well, Mr. Romney, in your case the story keeps getting better. For the third time this week, the Romney campaign has made a spelling mistake. Well now it's "offical," we have a "sneak peak" of what "Amercia" will look like with Mitt Romney as President.
Perhaps it was his own campaign he was talking about when he told the American Society of News Editors earlier this year: “Frankly, in some of the news media, I
find myself missing the presence of editors to exercise quality
control.” I don't know if any of us can take his battle for a better education
system seriously, unless his team is willing to go back to school first.
So now it seems the campaign is searching for a full-time copy editor. Well, Mr. Romney, you're in luck. I'm available, and you should hire me. Or perhaps our nation's new national spelling bee champion: Snigdha Nandipati. Just don't try to spell her name.
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