Finally, it fell to Charles Krauthammer, writing in the Washington Post, to suggest a suitably effective, if entirely disingenuous, exit strategy to the White House: withdraw the nomination and say it was all about guarding the sanctity of White House documents.
In both states, critics dismiss the moves as desperate attempts to shore up sinking popularity ratings or disingenuous, tardy strategies to appear agreeable after already ramming through their agendas.
Ockham's insistence that the interior act alone is subject to moral appraisal leads him to pack as much as he can into the act of will to be evaluated, and Chatton often criticized this strategy as disingenuous.
This makes his argument for focusing on the causes of mass displacement, above all the war in Syria, sound disingenuous – hard-heartedness camouflaged as strategy.
Labor's campaign, although disingenuous at best, was a brilliant strategy of small target community campaigning and a play on general voter naivety about the separation between State and Federal jurisdictions.
"To reiterate the rhetorical commitment while having no credible strategy of achieving it is disingenuous and prevents a real conversation about what political parties will do to help children being left behind".
Identi.ca's fundamental problem is the lack of a viral trigger to boost adoption to a critical mass beyond those who feel used and abused by Twitter's disingenuous path to stability and a revenue strategy.
There's a similar sense of disingenuous innocence about some of Pierce's lyrics, a strategy seemingly designed to lure the listener into deceptive acceptance of more complex positions.
At worst, such pricing strategies will strike consumers are gimmicky and disingenuous.
As Americans and Iraqis continue to die — and Iraqi politicians refuse to reconcile — Mr. Bush stubbornly refuses to recognize that what both countries need is a responsible exit strategy for the United States, not more photo ops and disingenuous claims of success.
