On primary eve, a spokesman for the National Republican Senatorial Committee badmouthed O'Donnell's "disturbing pattern of dishonest behavior".
More important, having a few months of good news doesn't excuse a consistent pattern of dishonest, irresponsible leadership.
In 1999, in response to Mr. Schafer's disclosures, the Washington Supreme Court removed Judge Anderson from the bench for "a pattern of dishonest behavior unbecoming a judge".
At a morning gaggle with reporters in north Las Vegas, near where he spent parts of his childhood, Rubio called the errant post "part of a pattern" of dishonest tactics by the Cruz campaign.
Moran proposed a resolution demanding that Clinton confess to a pattern of "dishonest and illegal conduct" surrounding his sexual involvement with Monica Lewinsky.
I had so many big blows in the beginning from working and hiring the wrong people, to dishonest factories, to terrible patterns resulting in un-wearable garments, I could go on and on.
The method believes that dishonest recommendations have different statistical patterns from honest recommendations.
But in documents filed in the Montana bankruptcy court last Thursday, he describes Ms. Blixseth as someone who "spent millions like money grew on trees" and accuses her of being involved in "a pattern of untruthfulness and dishonest tactics".
President Trump's speech on Friday at the Conservative Political Action Conference followed a familiar pattern: Blast the news media as "dishonest," repeat a string of falsehoods and wrap up by promising to change the status quo.
Periodic audits based on proven cases of past error would show whether there were patterns to these mistakes -- specific dishonest cops, faulty police practices or bad rules of evidence.
