So the T.S.A. sat out that one last week — and got lambasted for it, at both the hearing and in some media accounts.
Bailout recipient Northern Trust got lambasted in February for throwing lavish parties during its tournament in Los Angeles, forcing the tour to fight the perception of being a game for the corporate welfare elite.
First, CNN got lambasted for mis-covering the Iran election and protests.
(2) Mitch Daniels got lambasted by social conservatives in 2011 for calling for a "truce" on social issues to focus on economic issues.
John Kerry got lambasted in his bid for the White House, for expecting Americans to know how the Senate actually works, when he said he "was for the bill before he was against the bill" (or was it the other way around?).
After it became apparent the native uprising against Gaddafi was not going to replicate the successes of Egypt, President Obama got lambasted by Republicans for not immediately leaping tall buildings to help them freedom loving Libyans, like some guy from Texas would have done.
"I think I might have said that like 15 years ago, but now, because of the Internet, man, I just feel for anybody who gets lambasted at that level.
Yet he still gets lambasted for cosying up to Communist thugs.
Homeowners are getting lambasted for doing what companies do on a regular basis.
