Why did Olbermann need to end his commentary by telling the President of the United States to "shut the hell up"? "Because I can't say, 'Shut the fuck up,' that's why, frankly," Olbermann responded.
Mr. Ravitch said in a recent interview that he responded frankly after Mr. Trump laid out the project: "It'd be great to have a Hyatt on 42nd Street.
But a close reading shows that Al Jazeera's boss responded frankly and professionally to American concerns, defending overall coverage but promising to investigate specific complaints.In this section No easy way out of a bloody mess A bitter stalemate Why did he go?
M.B., January: Frankly, I am amazed you responded at all.
Gov. Ted Strickland, a Democrat seeking re-election, looked flabbergasted that anyone would turn down a $400 million construction project, fully financed by the federal government, to link the state's biggest cities. "Your position, quite frankly, really puzzles me," he responded at the debate.
Frankly, when you compare how America has responded to the 1973 oil shock and how Denmark has responded, we look pathetic.
Mr. O'Neill said today that he was "frankly thunderstruck when I got the letter; they responded to misinterpretations in the press".
And yet, Clinton has responded to the adversity by doing, frankly, what Clintons always tend to do -- going on the attack.
"Cyrix was the right thing to do," says Halla. "Frankly, I was surprised by the speed with which Intel responded to the challenge.
Thank you for responding so frankly.
