Mitticism:

[ehrnst]

Mitticism: A response to a question that begins by appearing to answer the question and ends by explaining that the speaker doesn't want to answer that question, at least not now, though there will be a time for that later.

[coalition_unwilling]

1. Not to be confused with 'Mittspeaking' (when someone is

for rape before they are against it)

Example: Todd Akin's recent explanation that he was 'mittspeaking' when he used the phrase 'legitimate rape'.

Partial first-person conjugation:

Present tense: I mittspeak, we mittspeak
Past tense: I mittspoke, we mittspoke

[RedStateLiberal]

2. Good one.

You should add it here:

http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Mitticism

[ehrnst]

3. Done! Thanks for the suggestion.(nt)