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2Likes- 13-Dec-2011, 01:53 #1
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cut out of the same cloth Gingrich is cut out of the same cloth as rest of the republican field.
What does this phrase exactly mean?
- 13-Dec-2011, 02:10 #2
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Re: cut out of the same cloth (Not a Teacher)
It means that now matter how liberal (or libertarian) Gingrich seems, he is still a Republican at heart.
We usually say "cut from the same cloth".
- 13-Dec-2011, 02:27 #3
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Teacher Re: cut out of the same cloth And if he's cut from the same cloth, he's made of the same stuff. Essentially, he's no different.
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