"Why would you repudiate — I don't understand the question," he went on.
"I never liked the looks of the life that was programmed for me — ordinary, hillbilly and poor — and I repudiated it from the time I was 7 years old," Ms. Brown wrote in her book "Having It All" (1982).
Whether this was the White House feeling the need to rebut what the directors had said during the open hearing, when they completely repudiated him, I don't know".
In these hard times, replacing F.D.R.'s moral ideals with an accountant's pencil and ideological rigidity so that even disaster relief becomes a political Armageddon repudiates what I once thought was this country's moral heart and is why on so many mornings reading The New York Times evokes anguish and often tears.
Now, what is *expected* of me in response is that I will address your "evidence" point-by-point or, failing that, that I will Deny, Denounce and Repudiate: "Oh, I'm not actually friends with Person A, and I abhor the thought of being associated with Person B". I don't expect you to do anything of the sort.
I repudiated it then, as did Martin [McGuiness] It isn't true.
I not only refute the contention that abstinence from political commentary is the rightful place of health professionals; I repudiate it.
I said, why would I repudiate him?
After studying the behavior of other Republicans who mildly repudiate Birtherism, I have gathered it would not be considered out of bounds for me to say that I take Rubio at his word that he is a United States citizen.
"I believe that even though he endorsed me, and I didn't endorse him, the fact is that I repudiate such talk, and I reject his endorsement," Mr. McCain said.
