"I've never been proud of America before, but I'm proud of America now."

Rig:

THose were not her words. And in the context of the actual words, the meaning was clear, and not what you impute it to be. This sort of literal-minded twisting, to make it appear she meant something she did not, is really beneath you, unintelligent and unbecoming, and certainly beneath the dialogue she was engaged in. She also took the trouble, for those who were too tin-eared to get what she was saying, to issue a clarification the next day as to what she was describing. Would it be too much trouble to include that in your torqued compuitations? Just to be, shall we say, fair and balanced?



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