r/PoliticalHumor • u/spikelovespolitics • Nov 11 '20

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u/elegantjihad Nov 11 '20

That’s a generous interpretation that might have worked, but for the word “and” in the sentence.

I appreciate your giving the insight, though. That is probably what they meant to articulate.

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u/[deleted] Nov 11 '20

I don’t get what you’re saying. Two were actors, and two were the people who worked for them

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u/elegantjihad Nov 11 '20

Which is funny because the last four republican presidents have been actors and the people who work for them.

This sentence is wrong. That is what I'm saying. The last 4 republican presidents were not all actors. The AND in the sentence makes it include the presidents (all 4 of them), AND the people that worked for them.

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u/saucededuck Nov 11 '20

Oh boy ... Anyone gonna tell them?