Some Republicans have hinted that they would repudiate an Iran deal.Between these positions, though, there is a centre ground that both Jeb Bush who has said that, had he known in 2003 what he knows now, he would "not have gone into Iraq", as his brother did and Mrs Clinton might well stake out.
Right now, it seems unlikely that Hillary would repudiate this argument.
France's newly elected president, François Hollande, said last year in a campaign speech that France would "repudiate" the "toxic air" of Françafrique, which Nicolas Sarkozy, the president at the time, had said he would also do.
"I'm frankly not interested in your effort to get Republicans fighting with each other," said Mr. Gingrich, adding later that he would "repudiate every effort of the news media" to foster disagreement.
The great challenge to those skeptics is that they would repudiate Brown.
The troika's biggest fear may have been that Greece would repudiate its debt, as Iceland did.
According to an agency official who spoke on the condition of anonymity, commissioners decided to close the Ensign case because they doubted that further investigation would repudiate the sworn statements of Mr. Ensign's parents.
Paul, he says, was terrified that the fathers would repudiate the anticontraception pronouncements of Pius XI, who in 1930 had announced what Monty Python called the "every sperm is sacred" view.
Moreover, Sarkozy's opponent in a two-round presidential election April 22 and May 6, Francois Hollande of the Socialist Party, has pledged that, if elected, he would repudiate the treaty and demand that it be renegotiated.
It is remarkable that an Australian electorate would repudiate a government in such circumstances.
