[laweeks]

“We have a weak and indecisive president that invites aggression,” scolded Senator Lindsey Graham (revealing his own weakness: grammar).

Having taught grammar for quite a few years, I'm wondering where there's a grammar weakness . . . maybe "that" for "who"?

[par4]

“We have a weak and indecisive president that invites aggression,” scolded Senator Lindsey Graham (revealing his own weakness: grammar).

Having taught grammar for quite a few years, I'm wondering where there's a grammar weakness . . . maybe "that" for "who"?

How about the Times didn't get the punctuation correct:

“We have a weak and indecisive president; that invites aggression."

I can't believe that I am supporting Lindsey. How embarrassing.

[a fool in paradise]

Having taught grammar for quite a few years, I'm wondering where there's a grammar weakness . . . maybe "that" for "who"?

Maybe the writer was "alerted" to a grammar "issue" (advised of a word substitution) by MS-Word or some other processor as he was spell checking his article.