Don Vito, Michael and the Corleone family knew differently, and made sure poor Fredo was kept a safe distance away from anything resembling actual power and authority. Conserva-tard American voters should take a lesson.
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I realize I'm in Captain Obvious territory here, but I must again point out:
- Someone who calls a press conference to proclaim himself both mentally stable and a genius is neither. (Is a "stable genius" some sort of expert on horses' asses?)
- Someone who must always brag about his business acumen has very little.
- A person who says, "That is what I do, is I do things proper," is undoubtedly improper, grammatically and otherwise.
- A person who constantly says, "Believe me" is lying.
Yesterday, Donald Demento issued a statement on the Russia investigation:
"It's making our country look foolish, and it's not going to look foolish as long as I'm here."
Well, that's somewhat less garbled than usual -- a pretty nice try by the fake president. But there were two errors in word choice (highlighted) which ruined the message. Allow Buster to make the corrections:
Change "It's" to "I'm" and delete "not." Voila! Perfect!
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