Hi guys, probably you've also heard an information about a woman who received a letter from the US President Donald Trump and after she'd corrected his spelling mistakes, she sent it back to the White House. Can you explain why these sentences are incorrect? Thanks in advance.
In the days following the senseless act of violence that occurred in Parkland, Florida I hosted students, teachers, educators, and families at the White House for listening session on way to improve both school and community safety.
I also brought together lawmakers from both sides of the aisle at the federal and state level to discuss ways that we can protect the safety of all Americans, especially our nation's children.
I signed into law the STOP School violence Act of 2018.
I also directed the Department of Justice to issue a rule banning devices, such as bump stocks, that turn legal guns into illegal machine guns.
Eh, she is commenting on style issues, nothing of real importance. Even the NY Times article recognizes the writer was following the official Federal Style Manual in his capitalization. I would have capitalized the same words.
As for the highlighted portions they are not spelling or grammar errors, either she is questioning the use of the word "I" (as it is obvious the President himself didn't write the letter) or she is once again focused on style. In some letters it is not correct to refer to the writer in the first person, "this President" or "this author" being more correct. I thought that style stupid when I first learned it, and ignored it my whole life.
Mostly this is just the liberal rag NY Times glorifying anything that even remotely reflects poorly on the President. Blah
Trump's popularity is around the same as Germany's leader (Merkel), Canada's manlet Justin Trudeau, and France's president Macron.
In fact, of all world leaders, the one most loved by his people is.........Vladimir Putin.
