Fair Observer

Mitt Romney’s Excessive Evening

The word “evening” can have several meanings. As a common noun it refers to the part of a 24-hour day that fades into night. That is the sense most people will give to the word in the title of this...

Elections 2012: Why the Economy Might Not Matter

The word “evening” can have several meanings. As a common noun it refers to the part of a 24-hour day that fades into night. That is the sense most people will give to the word in the title of this article. But language, especially when condensed into the headline of a news item, can be fraught with ambiguity. The word evening can also be a gerund, a form of a...

Fair Observer

Reality Check – The Impact of a Romney Victory on Europe

The word “evening” can have several meanings. As a common noun it refers to the part of a 24-hour day that fades into night. That is the sense most people will give to the word in the title of this article. But language, especially when condensed into the headline of a news item, can be fraught with ambiguity. The word evening can also be a gerund, a form of a...

Fair Observer

Romney’s Tax Plan: How Much Revenue Would a Cap on Itemized Deductions Raise?

The word “evening” can have several meanings. As a common noun it refers to the part of a 24-hour day that fades into night. That is the sense most people will give to the word in the title of this article. But language, especially when condensed into the headline of a news item, can be fraught with ambiguity. The word evening can also be a gerund, a form of a...

Fair Observer
Load More