| I'm bound to say that I can't see the difference, and suspect he wants to muddy the waters and befuddle the voters. |
| But their demands helped to muddy the waters and were given wide credence among their supporters in the United States. |
| The state government has been attempting to muddy the waters by accusing the Commonwealth of dudding Victorians. |
| This is a cheap political trick to try and muddy the waters just before an election. |
| Obviously, the Republicans read the same polls as Democrats, and will try to muddy the waters on key issues like education and Social Security. |
| Carson, a waffler on the issue, has also tried to muddy the waters over Coburn's clear pro-life record through dirty push-polling. |
