On the campaign trail, Mr. Gingrich has called Agenda 21 an important issue and has said, "I would explicitly repudiate what Obama has done on Agenda 21".
Mrs. Clinton's 2002 vote poses political peril for her candidacy; she has not repudiated her vote, as Mr. Edwards has done of his, and she lacks the record of consistent criticism against the war of Mr. Obama, who was not in the Senate in 2002.
then Buckley weighed in, writing in his syndicated column that Lind had done "everything to repudiate his own past except change his name".
(Dworkin's account has an extra wrinkle here: each person is responsible for her ambitions and what flows from them, and one's ambitions are one's desires that one is glad to have, does not repudiate).
At A&M, when asked if he repudiated the Nazi salutes seen at his last public event, Spencer said they had been "done in exuberance and fun".
"I do think that we and the world already know a lot about what happened [with the use of torture] and we now, as a matter of policy, have repudiated what was done, said it was illegal, and said we are not going to do it anymore.
"Why would you repudiate — I don't understand the question," he went on.
The torture memos were later repudiated, but where do we stand on the rest?
Stocks, however, publicly repudiated the resolution, and announced that he would have nothing to do with it.
This was what Bill did had worked so hard to repudiate.
Asked about those numbers on Friday, however, he repudiated them, but said he did not have correct figures immediately available.
