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Liveinjapan Posted 18 years ago
That is the job of the media, to hold you accountable, but this isn't about the media, it's about the American people, many of whom voted for you because of what you said during the campaign, and they have a right to know which of those things you meant and which you didn't.
Apparently, as you made clear Monday, you didn't mean what you said about Hillary Clinton. So what else didn't you mean?
Does 'didn't mean what you said about Hillary Clinton' mean that what he said about Hillary Clinton was not necessarily 100% true or he was not 100% sure about that, or he didn't think so at all even if he said that?
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That is the job of the media, to hold you accountable, but this isn't about the media, it's about the American people, many of whom voted for you because of what you said during the campaign, and they have a right to know which of those things you meant and which you didn't.
Apparently, as you made clear Monday, you didn't mean what you said about Hillary Clinton. So what else didn't you mean?
Does 'didn't mean what you said about Hillary Clinton' mean that what he said about Hillary Clinton was not necessarily 100% true or he was not 100% sure about that, or he didn't think so at all even if he said that?
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When you say something that you don't mean, you are speaking insincerely. So it comes to "he didn't think so at all" even though he said it. What he said was for show -- to make the right impression on the right people at the time.
- When you say something that you don't mean, you are speaking insincerely.
- So it comes to "he didn't think so at all" even though he said it.
- What he said was for show -- to make the right impression on the right people at the time.
- CJ
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When you say something that you don't mean, you are speaking insincerely.
So it comes to "he didn't think so at all" even though he said it. What he said was for show -- to make the right impression on the right people at the time.
CJ
So it comes to "he didn't think so at all" even though he said it. What he said was for show -- to make the right impression on the right people at the time.
CJ
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The meaning of " - - didn't mean what you said - - -" depends on what you said. Does this refer to some specific comment? - everything he said about her? Without meaning to be partisan, this is really a cheap shot. It's a lawyer's trick. It's the media [who are] dissing the American people by insincere tactics like this.
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Thanks, Avangi.
I think there is always a media blitz.
It's Obama who doesn' t care about a cheap shot and looks to mo
I think there is always a media blitz.
It's Obama who doesn' t care about a cheap shot and looks to mo
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Didn't is the shortened version of did not. So didn't mean is did not mean.
Hope it helps friend! Ayumi Yoshikawa
Hope it helps friend! Ayumi Yoshikawa
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Liveinjapan It's Obama who doesn' t care about a cheap shot and looks to more important things.Amen to that.
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