[RightFighter]

I love Sarah and think she would make a great President. Sometimes, though, I wish she’d stop talking about two sentences before she does. Like when she just used the word “refutiate” on Hannity.

There’s “refute” and “repudiate”, but I’ve never heard “refutiate”.

[bigbob]

Yeah, I guess those teleprompters need to have SpellCheck, like for the words “ummmmm”, “uhhhhh”, and “corpseman”

[presently no screen name]

There’s “refute” and “repudiate”, but I’ve never heard “refutiate”

WOW! She must have spoiled your night. On the other hand, perhaps it’s your hearing? Or is that under the ‘never’ column?

[Michael Barnes]

Sometimes, though, I wish she’d stop talking about two sentences before she does.

That's my only hang up right now. I hope someone from her camp is reading this too. If she thinks the thought is over, reel that mouth in!!! It tends to go from time to time.

Other than that, hope I can vote for her in 2012.

/Todd you lucky besterd...

[An Old Man]

"There’s “refute” and “repudiate”, but I’ve never heard “refutiate”."

That makes two of us. There are about 783 results on Google. 782 if we don't count your use.

[jimfree]

I love Sarah and think she would make a great President. Sometimes, though, I wish she’d stop talking about two sentences before she does. Like when she just used the word “refutiate” on Hannity.

There’s “refute” and “repudiate”, but I’ve never heard “refutiate”.

Michelle Bachman does that from time to time as well. I find it charming since the resulting construction is a wonderful and apt neologism.