Fund raiser email from Mike Pence & Great America Committee {Doomed by Grammar]

Great America Committee | 11/22/21 | Mike Pence (doubtful)

[SES1066]

"Do you miss President Trump and I?"

[SES1066]

Like all of us my email is flooded. So flooded that I spend hours TRYING to unsubscribe to the ones I do not support. I support my state races, DJT and selected others!

I just do not WANT TO BELIEVE this donation request!

Do you miss I?

Barf!

[mass55th]

I never knew my grammar. She died before I was born.

[EasySt]

I DO miss President Trump.

That said, however, I would very much like to go ON MISSING Pence.

[Lurkinanloomin]

I never liked Pence, I knew he was part of the Boehner, Ryan, Cantor, McCarthy GOP House leadership.

[Carriage Hill]

Written by an intern.

[ButThreeLeftsDo]

Proving that Pence is a FReeper.

🤣

[lee martell]

That displays one of Mike’s problems as a politician;
he has always seemed too meek, prim and inhibited.
To use “I” in that context vs using “Me” sounds overly formal and tentative.

[blackdog]

Can I aks what be bad speaking? /s

[Hildy]

This is what I hate about FR. Mike Pence was a good and loyal soldier for Trump. He was asked to do something that he felt he could not do. His four years of absolute loyalty should be recognized. I was at government meetings with him and he was always giving all the credit to Trump. Truly not fair. Would I support him? No. But it’s not because of what happened in January.

[z3n]

[FirstFlaBn]

If you listen, way more than half of TV talking heads make the same mistake - and frequently. Bunch of semi-literate English majors who never learned basic grammar.

[Codeflier]

And it is wrong! Should be me when an object. Idiots.

[LibertarianLiz]

"Do you miss President Trump and I?"

I do miss DJT; I don't miss you, you traitor.

[DiogenesLamp]

He was asked to do something that he felt he could not do.

At the very least he could have said "I will not be a part of this." and walked out.

He cooperated with the Democrats stealing the election, and for that I shall never forgive him. He's just like those 13 that helped them pass this latest monstrosity of spending bill.

[irishjuggler]

To me, as a pedantic grammarian, it doesn’t sound formal. It sounds like nails on a chalkboard. I = subject. Me = object. “Do you miss I?” Ugh.

Barry Obama used to regularly make this same mistake. “It’s a great gift to Michelle and I” blah blah blah.

[Pete Dovgan]

“Do you miss President Trump and I?”

No....Just the mean tweeter, not you.

[FirstFlaBn]

This is what I hate about FR. Mike Pence was a good and loyal soldier for Trump.

And Benedict Arnold was a good and loyal soldier to Washington - until personal ambition nullified that loyalty.

[Pollard]

Let’s go Pence

[Fido969]

To use “I” in that context vs using “Me” sounds overly formal and tentative.

It's wrong PERIOD.

[Yo-Yo]

"Do you miss President Trump and I?"

Well, yes and no.