In this Bainbridge post, he cites the list of alleged errors in the written answers prepared by Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers for presentation to the Senate Judiciary committee.
He cites one fellow who wrote: "Where are the passages that show a bright, analytical mind — or failing that, a basic competence in placing commas?"
He concludes by agreeing with someone else who wrote: "everyone makes typos/spelling errors. However, most of us catch them before we hand them to the Senate in our application for one of the most powerful positions in the country, which is the most powerful in the world."
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