It does not “infer” anything, it implies.
noticed that too...
Didn’t read the article, (that’s FReeper tradition) but imply vs infer is the first thing I noticed as well.
I have become too cynical. Wake me when Cruz does something that matters about this.
Happy to see several comments about the misuse of “infer”. Not sure if that is a direct quote from Cruz. If so, he should know better. If the “reporter” chose to use that term to describe what Cruz was saying, it might “imply” that correct English grammar is no longer a priority. Sad, but true!
It does not “infer” anything, it implies.
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Bongino is right, they (Father and Son) are foreign agents selling U.S. secrets. Doesn’t this crime still carry the death penalty?
Bingo! I heard my English teachers in my head correcting me when I saw that atrocity.
You have to wonder how such basic grammatical goofs get into publications. Of course, “Him and I went to the store.” is commonplace these days as well as many other such abuses. Another nails-on-the-board is “Team A verse Team B.” Aaaggghhh!