Arango asks US House for statehood in letter plagued with English grammatical errors - 2 views

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  #1 Rachel Barnard on 27 Mar 10

   

  3/27/10
  
  At a time when the question of Puerto Rico's future status has been reopened for serious discussion, any support for statehood by a person of high up position could have sway. However, if said person of position decides to forego spell-check and common grammatical conventions in favor of a letter riddled with errors, his argument can only serve to undermine his goal. Senate Majority Leader Roberto Arango, in asking the U.S. House to make the island a state, sent just such a letter plagued with grammatical errors.
  
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  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">3/27/10 <br /> <br /> At a time when the question of Puerto Rico's future status has been reopened for serious discussion, any support for statehood by a person of high up position could have sway. However, if said person of position decides to forego spell-check and common grammatical conventions in favor of a letter riddled with errors, his argument can only serve to undermine his goal. Senate Majority Leader Roberto Arango, in asking the U.S. House to make the island a state, sent just such a letter plagued with grammatical errors. <br /> <br /> <a href="http://www.prdailysun.com/news/Arango-asks-US-House-for-statehood-in-letter-plagued-with-English-grammatical-errors" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://www.prdailysun.com/news/Arango-asks-US-House-for-statehood-in-letter-plagued-with-English-grammatical-errors</a></div>

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