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Is it
"A chance to pick a candidate for congress that will ... "
or
"A chance to pick a candidate for congress who will ... "
"A chance to pick a candidate for congress that will ... "
or
"A chance to pick a candidate for congress who will ... "
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Permalink Reply by Louis C. Hochman on -
A former (and always) copy editor chimes in.
Like our good friend, the Doctor: who.
Also -- cap Congress if we're talking collectively about the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate. If we're just talking about the House, call it by its name, instead of Congress.
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Permalink Reply by John Stanowski on -
Ahh, I almost didn't get that. So it's "candidate ... who". Gotcha. Thanks.
It's for a tv spot so it's going to be spoken. No need for caps there.
thanks again!
Louis C. Hochman said:A former (and always) copy editor chimes in.
Like our good friend, the Doctor: who.
Also -- cap Congress if we're talking collectively about the U.S. House of Representatives and Senate. If we're just talking about the House, call it by its name, instead of Congress.
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