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Yet Obama — the champion of private insurance for all — has allowed himself to be painted as a health care socialist.

Democratic leaders want lawmakers to make a simple calculation: vote yes and chalk up an accomplishment, or vote no and be painted as a failure.

But Johnson – with none of Livingstone's lifelong commitment to London – has outplayed him at his own game, allowing Livingstone to be painted as a truculent has-been.

Nobody wants to be painted as a multimillionaire killjoy, especially when there's no money to be made even if they won.

This could be painted as a squeeze on hard-pressed companies, but Osborne claims that some suppliers have already come forward with ideas for savings.

Although the dialogue was resumed through the Six Party Talks in Beijing, Pyongyang continues to be painted as a "criminal regime", headed by an unstable leader, with which Washington has been reluctant to talk directly.

Hamburg is hardly someone who can be painted as an industry apologist.

He's relatively young and cannot be painted as an immigration extremist.

"She was not going to be painted as an ivory-tower judge, but a real-world judge.

Unemployment is painted as a moral failure.

Set within a grove of trees, it is painted as a trompe l'oeil tree trunk.