Reza AslanVerified account

The word order does not matter here, as you suggest. The ambiguity stems from the word "narrow" itself.

Maybe but I don't think it is to much to expect that people in congress actually read an article before posting about it, I am ok with my buddy Jim commenting on a headline only, not someone writing our laws.

yes, but the fault also lies with the person who is reacting to a headline when the story makes plainly clear what is meant by a "narrow" ruling. So, either he didn't read the story or he's just using this for a lazy swipe at "liberal bias".

"Let's eat Grandma."

But it takes precious little comprehension to understand the meaning of "narrow" here.

Reza wins!

Reza, please don't make excuses ignorant fuckwits like this. It emboldens them. Also it gives them a defense they do not need...and makes me disappointed in you for doing so.

Reza.... yes!!! Thank you. Please, someone give Reza a platform! @MSNBC.... I’m getting tired of asking. Do it!!!

Wasn't it an @AP tweet? (Proper attribution matters, too, right?) I think the overall lesson here is that Republicans are pedantic about language except when, you know, President Trump & crew are caught in vulgarities & lies.

They're waiting to pack the court with more comservatives