It makes sense if you know that “Biden for President” is an entity and not a declaration in the grammatical sense. But otherwise no, it looks like a Bidenism in text form lol
Capital letters would normally be what makes this parsable. It’s the all-caps that makes it hard. But yes, it’s still correct. You don’t put a proper name of an organization in quotes.
For clarity format “Biden for President” a different way. I think a simple solution is to make it in italics.
Paid for by Biden for President.
I’m a native speaker but I’m not a linguist. I think when a native speaker says that sentence for clarity they automatically say - “Paid for by” tiny pause “Biden for President”.
I’m ESL. Does this sentence make any sense?
I guess ‘Paid for by “Biden for President”’ makes sense.
It makes sense if you know that “Biden for President” is an entity and not a declaration in the grammatical sense. But otherwise no, it looks like a Bidenism in text form lol
Capital letters would normally be what makes this parsable. It’s the all-caps that makes it hard. But yes, it’s still correct. You don’t put a proper name of an organization in quotes.
A colon and putting the two halves on separate lines would also work in all-caps
PAID FOR BY:
BRANDON FOR PREZ
To make it clear
Don’t use all caps
For clarity format “Biden for President” a different way. I think a simple solution is to make it in italics.
Paid for by Biden for President.
I’m a native speaker but I’m not a linguist. I think when a native speaker says that sentence for clarity they automatically say - “Paid for by” tiny pause “Biden for President”.