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It's actually about trying to muddy the waters for the Wall Street Journal and for other outlets.
It's actually about trying to, um, muddy the waters for the Wall Street Journal and for other outlets.
Now, it's possible that this big trove of emails the Republicans dumped out there were supposed to be sort of a flooding of the zone and to muddy the waters and make the story confusing and take it off the front page.
Now, it's possible that this big trove of emails the Republicans dumped out there were supposed to be sort of a flooding of the zone and to muddy the waters and make the story confusing and take it off the front page.
I mean, it, it's, it's—I, I think the Clintons are trying to muddy the waters and create a false narrative like, "Oh, deposition's behind closed doors." That deposition was behind closed doors.
I think the Clintons are trying to muddy the waters and create a false narrative like, oh, depositions behind closed doors.
One of your colleagues, Democrat Ro Khanna, said that this is DOJ's attempt to muddy the waters.
One of your colleagues, Democrat Ro Khanna, said that this is DOJ's attempt to muddy the waters.
Also here, there's something else going on, and I don't want to muddy the waters.
Also here there's something else going on and I don't want to muddy the waters.
One of the things that you do is you muddy the waters about what we're talking about.
One of the things that you do is you muddy the waters about what we're talking about.
The Russian intelligence services often don't even use their own personnel for these sort of hybrid attacks in Europe either, in order to maintain an aura of plausible deniability and to muddy the waters.
The defense's job is to muddy the waters, to throw out a thousand conspiracy theories and get people thinking about everything else except about the facts of the case.
Or is it just going to muddy the waters because voters' attention spans are short and November's right around the corner?
So why muddy the waters by saying, "You know what's going to happen?" It ties your hands.