This headline writer had simply the best take on Donald Trump’s medical ‘check-up’
This headline writer deserves a Pulitzer for this take on Donald Trump’s bizarre medical ‘check-up’.
This headline writer deserves a Pulitzer.#Trump #FakeNewsAwards @realDonaldTrump pic.twitter.com/XYX2ayi4PO
— Danielle Muscato (@DanielleMuscato) January 18, 2018
Bravo!
Punctuation matters.
— Ann Crossley (@ann_crossley) January 18, 2018
But in this case it was very accurate. More accurate than the actual doctor's report at least. 😉
— Chrissy B (@Kivrin01090708) January 18, 2018
Just in case you enjoy over analysing this sort of thing.
This is actually correct punctuation. You use commas in between two adjectives that modify the same noun. Heart and cognitive are modifying the noun issues. As such, you have a choice to punctuate with a comma or the words and/or.
— Ben Krake (@bkraky1) January 18, 2018
Yes. That’s why she tweeted this. And that’s why everyone likes it. It can be read like “has no heart , has cognitive issues” but is accurate as having No heart or cognitive issues. Why are you explaining this
— sun goddess (@pocahauntASS) January 18, 2018
The good news is that Mr. #Trump has no cognitive issues and is fit to stand trial.
— Jeffrey Potts (@peskyfly1) January 18, 2018
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