Legend says that when Winston was rebuked for his use of a dangling preposition, he replied, "This is the kind of nonsense up with which I will not put."

My point below was not that poor grammar is an indicator of a disorganized mind (though it can be), but that I had a better case for poor language skills as a function of partisan political affiliation than Mr. Baikie had for poor math skills based on the same criteria, and that both cases are specious. My point swooped right by him like a red-tail hawk after a pigeon. I still maintain that he can't write his way out of a wet paper bag, but that's a personal issue having nothing more to do with his politics than would his driving ability. It's a skill: it can be learned by most people.

If you don't have it together after proof-reading, or if you don't express yourself precisely in general rather than just in casual company, then you might worry.

That didn't hurt now, did it? :)