Posted on 05/31/2007 5:23:28 PM PDT by L.N. Smithee
Actually it turns out Tommorrow does have two Ms. We have all been spellling it wrong for a centuries. It took the smartest woman in the world to realize!
You're kidding me, right?
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/sfgate/detail?blogid=14&entry_id=17180
Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton was in Silicon Valley announcing her high tech innovation agenda Thursday, but maybe her campaign staff first needs to spring for a spell check on their computers.
The Democratic front-runner stood before a crowd of 200 CEOs and valley insiders Thursday at the Silicon Valley Leadership Group’s annual business climate summit announcing the theme of “New Jobs for Tommorrow.”
Duffy Jennings, spokesman for the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, said the banner came from the Clinton campaign. By tomorrow — please note spelling — someone will be getting a memo and a dictionary.
Posted By: Carla Marinucci
“It’s funny. But that’s a Silicon Valley job promotion PR backdrop. I don’t think Hillary’s organization prepared that backdrop. Look at the corporate names on it, not campaign materials.”
Hillary’s team did it.
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/sfgate/detail?blogid=14&entry_id=17180
Duffy Jennings, spokesman for the Silicon Valley Leadership Group, said the banner came from the Clinton campaign. By tomorrow — please note spelling — someone will be getting a memo and a dictionary.
Wellllll! I was willing to give Hillary's people a break, figuring that the SVLG hosted the non-partisan event and must have been responsible for logistics, but it WAS the Clintonoids' fault!
If Carla Marinucci believes it, I do. She's one of the way-leftiest of the reporters on the Chron.
“Hilarious” BUMP!
I concur with your tagline.
I’m sure they meant Tom Marrow
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