Here are the verbs, organized by tense.
Present
is
assassinating
taking
mean
being
are
asking
removing
cutting
melts
canceling
saying
opting
releasing
grossing
missing
being
sits
means
can
having
leading
Past
was x12
slated
would
have
been
released
wasn't
resolved
directed
intended
did
threatened
saw
did
sprung
joked
ordered
featured
changed
put
turned
finalized
recruited
landed
completed
released
received
escalated
condemned
complained
wrote
cancelled
announced
censored
were
leaked
launched
denied
called
took
threatened
led
announced
cancelled
would
voiced
had
made
scrubbed
ended
affected
took
haven't
recovered
demoted
replaced
concluded
had
lived
left
Future
be x3
say
go
retaliate
understand
rewind
assassinate
center
interview
journey
take
hit
leak
attempt
find
screen
give
screen
pay
watch
do
will
happen
The past tense is most prominent in my draft. My use of these tenses allows the viewer to effectively relive the controversy and explore it from multiple perspectives. The changes in tense flow well, and I refrained from misusing them in any way. The present tense is advantageous to my essay as it engages the viewer more than a past-tense recalling of the events.
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