Re: Grammar - Does "either" imply a choice between only two?

[Peter Sturgeon <prsturgeon -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

What do you want it to imply? 

For now, it means one of two choices. Vote early and vote often. 

Always use it to mean one of two, gently admonish and educate the people you can influence. 

Tweet about it. It might actually make a difference.


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