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This just in from Reuters!
Kamala Harris announces that she has chosen the writing assistance program Grammarly as her Vice Presidential pick. Announcing the choice, Vice President Harris said: Words are how we say things. It's important that we use our words to say the things that it's important for us to say. Words are how we do that. I chose Grammarly as my Vice Presidential candidate because Grammarly knows which words are important.
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(Were I more ambitious I'd make that link work correctly. Ah well.)
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Wonderful.
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No, that doesn't work. Grammarly easily outshines her.
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It would also be funnier if she thought it was a person. Like Grammer Lee. Named after Kelsey Grammer, perhaps. Or maybe Graham Merley.
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And speaking of Grahams, even this makes more sense than Kamala:
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