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"Giscard was said by Mitterrand to have won the election with his pun: "you do not have a monopoly on heart."
Anyone know why/in what sense this is a pun? Perhaps the article should explain. I interpret it as meaning that (according to Giscard) Mitterand isn't the only person with a heart. He isn't the only person who cares. Other people have compassion too. But to be a pun, it must have a second meaning - what's that? 86.169.17.141 (talk) 07:12, 4 May 2017 (UTC)[reply]
