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Asked and Answered: Why Ask the Same Question When You’ve Already Gotten a Perfectly Good Answer?

Asked and Answered: Why Ask the Same Question When You’ve Already Gotten a Perfectly Good Answer?

by Susan Jo Russell | Jan 26, 2018 | 0 comments

I was watching one of those legal shows on TV the other night. The prosecutor was asking the defendant a version of the same question for the third time. The defendant’s lawyer, getting annoyed, objected: “Asked and answered!” I’ve heard this phrase a hundred times in...
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