The West Essex Chapter of the AARP holds a candidates forum today at 1 pm and plans to put local candidates for House and Senate on the spot on the issues of Social Security and Medicare. Planning to attend: Congressman Bill Pascrell, his Republican opponent Jose Sandoval and Republican Senate challenger Tom Kean Jr. Senator Bob Menendez is not expected to be there.
The event will be at the United Way building, 60 South Fullerton Ave., Montclair.
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In yesterday's Star Ledger , I read that Kean Jr. gave the Bush Administration an overall grade of B- .
That did it. I will not support another Republican lapdog. Menendez just got my vote.
Proper English is "Whom do you think votes?"
You is the subject of the sentence, whom is the object therefore it is in the Accusitive case.
Look it up and spread the word-EVERYONE gets it wrong these days.
Hmmm, not sure you're right Francine. I know who/whom is tricky. In this case, wouldn't it be "Who (do you think) votes?" "Who votes" would be the real sentence if you look at it that way, right?