The fact that whitehouse.gov repeatedly posts messages peppered with misspellings is a good reason the administration should employ fewer Czars and hire a persnickety English major, proofreader and copy editor. The misspelled White House webpage represents a president who leads a party that habitually mocks the brainpower of everyone from Dan Quayle to G.W. Bush to Democrat-deemed-dim-bulb Sarah Palin. Yet, errors are continually made on a website associated with a president renowned for exceeding intellectual acumen and unparalleled oratory precision. Whitehouse.gov inaccuracies began in 2009 when the President's name showed up on a press release that said: "an arms-related agreement between Obama and President Dmitry Medvedev was signed by Barak Obama."  There are only two explanations for such a gaffe.  Either the typist was unsure of the new president's first name, or thought Russians spelled Barack-Barak. Again in September of 2009, a message...(Read Full Post)