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It would greatly depend on the topic at hand. If they're being asked about something that happened 20 years ago I would be a little more understanding than say, someone who had sex in the White House a few months before with an intern then forgot all about it.
It would greatly depend on the topic at hand. If they're being asked about something that happened 20 years ago I would be a little more understanding than say, someone who had sex in the White House a few months before with an intern then forgot all about it.
I remember things that happened 20 years ago, especially events serious in nature. I even remember trivial events from 20 years ago.l
It is just a lame variation of the Bart Simpson defense - I didn't do it, nobody saw me do it and you can't prove a thing. When I hear it, I am 100% sure that the person that said it knows that they did something wrong.
It is just a lame variation of the Bart Simpson defense - I didn't do it, nobody saw me do it and you can't prove a thing. When I hear it, I am 100% sure that the person that said it knows that they did something wrong.
That would work in a court of law, not so much in the court of public opinion. If someone says they can't remember, they can't recall or no comment it almost always means that they are guilty. If they weren't, they would just simply answer the question and not play cute with semantics in order to avoid committing perjury.
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