I can only hope that this class warfare and the endless demonization of "other people" will tire people out instead of inflaming them. . . well, one can always hope.
Thanks I posted a correction and will also include in next newsletter
Correction: An earlier version of this column said odious means “smelly.” After publication I looked it up in my Webster’s Second, and a better definition is “disgusting.”
This land donation? I am in the real estate industry where our favorite color is gray but this one was outside the lines which is hard to to. https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/trump-got-a-21-million-tax-break-for-saving-the-forest-outside-his-ny-mansion-now-the-deal-is-under-investigation/2020/10/07/de84c1ba-ff6b-11ea-830c-a160b331ca62_story.html
I can only hope that this class warfare and the endless demonization of "other people" will tire people out instead of inflaming them. . . well, one can always hope.
Odium means hatred in most Latin dictionaries.
Ira, I agree with the thrust of your critique but "Odious" is not "odiferous." The latter may mean "smelly." I don't think the former does as well.
Thanks I posted a correction and will also include in next newsletter
Correction: An earlier version of this column said odious means “smelly.” After publication I looked it up in my Webster’s Second, and a better definition is “disgusting.”