Tim, from your elevated desk in San Francisco, you may have failed to notice that NO ONE can spell in Silicon Valley. They all rely on Microsoft spell checking! In this case, however, they seem to have been using some elaborate graphic design package (from Adobe?) that did not check spelling but was sure good at replicating the big text into lots of little images!

Tim, from your elevated desk in San Francisco, you may have failed to notice that NO ONE can spell in Silicon Valley. They all rely on Microsoft spell checking! In this case, however, they seem to have been using some elaborate graphic design package (from Adobe?) that did not check spelling but was sure good at replicating the big text into lots of little images!

Should have hired a homeschooler. Scripps National Spelling Bee champion again this year never attended “real” school. Of course you would never find one that was a Liberal!

all that money and they still can’t afford people that can actually spell?

This is what happens when our printing jobs get outsourced to foreign countries.

Maybe Hillary and Bill should less time hanging around with the Bush family-illiteracy could be catching…

Let’s Focus on the Real Topic, folks-who offers the best skills for becoming the next President?

Problem-solving, diplomacy, sound economic plan, goals for better education, health care, immigration issues, repairing United States’ World relationships,
ending the War of Mistakes in Iraq, etc.

Regaining the steps to be a Democracy, again…

let’s face it: all this talk about obama’s lack of experience is smoke-and-mirrors. the moment obama walked into the senate he had more experience, more knowledge, more curiosity, had made better use of his education, and was much better traveled than the current occupant of 1600 will be when he leaves office in 2009, 594 days from now.

Even though I’m not a big Hillary fan, I’m sympathetic, because I usually can’t spell “tomorrow” either. It’s one of those words that always looks wrong.

what’s really funny is that it’s not a printed banner, it looks like computer generated projection from behind. So, whoever was in charge could have had it changed in seconds.

So cake you must be voting for Dr. Paul too!