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I refudiate my former

Anonymous — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 05:14:19 +0000

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I refudiate my former statement. You have made an intelligent and thoughtful assessment. . ..It was a Palinese slip. There! I made up a word!

Is Sara Palin trying to

JadenS — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 05:13:08 +0000

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Is Sara Palin trying to create her own language, or does she just not know English using a word like, refudiate. Individuals are interoperating this meaning to fall in line with however it is they fell. She is getting individuals upset with her and supporting her for her decision to use that word. What is interesting is that she chose to introduce this new word when giving a speech about the near ground zero Mosque being prepared. The proof is here: Palin tweets for peaceful Muslims to refudiate planned mosque Individuals are always making up words that become part of our English language; I am interested to see if this word joins the many before it or fades away into a bad joke. She won't need any personal loans to try and make this word popular, it already is being used across the country; although mostly in making fun of her.

You have made an intelligent

Anonymous — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 05:07:02 +0000

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You have made an intelligent and thoughtful accessment of Sarah Palin. Of course, she has more mouth than brains. What I can't understand is that seemingly intelligent people think she's grand. Is that a commentary on the intellectual and moral quality of those people? I'm just saying. . ..

I just assumed it meant to

William K. Wolfrum — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 04:29:51 +0000

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I just assumed it meant to fudiate again.