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Originally Posted by the_real_Barleycorn
Of course this story is kind of made up...ever hear of "fake news"? It does give us an opportunity to do some light hearted speculation. I also recall that as speaker, Nancy's taxpayer provided private plane had a $70,000 a year bar bill. Don't worry Nancy, we got this.
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So, I went to the story: this is what I found.
They call her office, her office denies everything and the next thing you know, some poor shlep on Facebook selling garbage to potatoes can’t reach his audience.
A high school kid would know enough to see this is a fake story. No reporter would be hired that didn't know how to write.
Try this:
They
called her office[/SIZE][/B]: her office denies everything and...
Past tense people, not present tense.
The verb 'call' is part of a group of verbs in English known as regular verbs' whicih change from simple form into past form by taking the -ed ending. In the case of 'call', its past simple form is 'called'.
to divert away from the real news on the trump family and guilty as charged associates.
