When I first heard it, I considered both interpretations, and left it ambiguous in my mind. Ambiguity is actually a selling point, in my observation: people sha

When I first heard it, I considered both interpretations, and left it ambiguous in my mind. Ambiguity is actually a selling point, in my observation: people shape it in their head to mean whatever they want it to mean. It's just like (alleged) news: if they tell you what you want to hear, you are more likely to tune in again: Confirmation Bias. It's partly why media choice has made the nation more divided.