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A guide to common errors when trolling a US Senator (particularly Sen. Bill Cassidy of Louisiana).
1. Know the difference been you, your, and you're. It makes you look like a dimwit when getting this wrong, harms your argument, and indicates you're uneducated.
1. Know the difference been you, your, and you're. It makes you look like a dimwit when getting this wrong, harms your argument, and indicates you're uneducated.
2. Punctuation is essential. There's a vast sea between: "Let's eat, Grandma!" and "Let's eat Grandma!"
4. They're, there, and their. Look these up.
5. Emojis are tricky and hard to see. Your senator may think that middle finger is actually a thumbs up.
4. They're, there, and their. Look these up.
5. Emojis are tricky and hard to see. Your senator may think that middle finger is actually a thumbs up.
6. If your senator just got reelected (to a 6 year term), is filthy rich, and a medical doctor, he's not worried about your threats of losing his job, poverty, or not being awarded honorary membership in the Proud Boys Club.
7. If your FB/Twitter page looks like a Trump cult, KKK/Confederate shrine, or you live in Nebraska and not Louisiana, the senator may not care what you think.
8. Maybe the senator cared more about the US Constitution or simply that a madman tried to get him killed on 1/6 by a mob than your feelings. Get over your feelings. He certainly will.
