Did you ever wonder if some political ads might really have been created by the opposition?
It's not a typo, because the same mistake is also made—twice—in the text on the reverse.
Certainly one can be a successful, even brilliant, politician without a good grasp of spelling and grammar. No one can be good at everything; the trick is to surround yourself with a good staff. As far as I know, John Mica is reasonably good at his job. I even voted for him at an early point in his career, before he was gerrymandered out of our district. Now he's back, thanks to more district-line politics, and recently we received this mailing. I haven't ruled out voting for him again, but I'll admit my confidence in his all-important staff has been significantly diminished.
Where are the writers—and proofreaders—of yesteryear?
