Peter wrote:
On 10/30/2011 4:53 PM, Kurt Ullman wrote:

The Democrat Congress at the time (although the final votes
were fairly bipartisan) decided that Executive Compensation was
getting out of hand and they Must Put A Stop To That. So, they
effectively capped the salary of the top executives at a $1 million
dollars by making that the top amount that could be deducted (BTW:
If you look at the annual reports you will see that even to today
most salaries are around a $1 million or so).

There seems to be a strong, almost ubiquitous correlation between
right wing political affiliation and insufficient intelligence to
master basic English grammar. A "Democrat" is a person who is a
member of the Democratic Party. The word "Democrat" is a noun. When
describing the characteristics of a noun, in your example "Congress",
we use adjectives, i.e., "Democratic Congress".

Or are you all so petty that your best weapon is to intentionally be
irritating rather than rational?

Democrats are governed by emotion, as in "I feel your pain." Using
"democrat" instead of "democratic" is a cheap way to get progressives
exercised (see above as an example). It is believed by some that excessive
adrenaline will cause a deadly form of warts to spring up thereby
diminishing the number of democratics among us.

Oh, by the way, the official website of the democrats is www.democrats.org.