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CNN anchor Don Lemon, who follows Cuomo’s show on the network’s primetime schedule, said Santorum’s non-apology was infuriating.
“I can’t believe the first words out of his mouth weren’t ‘I’m sorry, I said something ignorant, I need to learn about the history of this country,” he said. “Did he actually think it was a good idea for him to come on television and try to whitewash the whitewash that he whitewashed?”
How should the play on words try to whitewash the whitewash that he whitewashed be interpreted? Can it be said in plain English?
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anonymous How should the play on words try to whitewash the whitewash that he whitewashed be interpreted? Can it be said in plain English? It is, more or less, plain English.
- anonymous How should the play on words try to whitewash the whitewash that he whitewashed be interpreted?
- Can it be said in plain English?
- It is, more or less, plain English.
- Literal meanings.
- whitewash (verb): to paint walls or buildings white using whitewash whitewash (noun): a substance used for painting walls or buildings white Figurative meanings: whitewash (verb): to try to stop people from discovering the true facts about something, in order to prevent someone in authority from being criticized whitewash (noun): an attempt to stop people from discovering the true facts about something, in order to prevent someone in authority from being criticized to whitewash the whitewash that he whitewashed ~ to cover up the truth about a previous attempt to cover up the truth ~ to hide the facts about a previous attempt to hide the facts CJ
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anonymousHow should the play on words try to whitewash the whitewash that he whitewashed be interpreted? Can it be said in plain English?
It is, more or less, plain English.
Literal meanings.
whitewash (verb): to paint walls or buildings white using whitewash
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