We have heard this before: an impassioned but utterly cynical defense of the little guy.
Yet Keene's argument about African-Americans and gun rights is utterly cynical — a type of historical malpractice.
Hugh Osmond, an entrepreneur and Tory donor, said both the Conservatives and Labour were "utterly cynical".
"Some may call me naive," he says, "but to do nothing would be utterly cynical.
So what you have are fairly dim types like Perry, on the one side, and the utterly cynical Romney, on the other.
When you call opposition to the bill an "utterly cynical defense of the little guy," I must take umbrage as the proprietor of a family-run wine distributorship.
Garland's response: "I glare at the cocky student and see, for a horrible moment, the future, or maybe just the enemy: young, white, confident, foolish, skinny, sullen, multiply pierced, bejeweled, dressed in grunge, cornsilk hair in a ponytail, utterly the cynical conformist, although he thinks he is an iconoclast.
Greg's self deprecating narrative was extremely cynical and utterly hilarious and along with Earl's epic lines of wisdom, it made for a laugh out loud book.
The current version of the Republican Party is the most extreme, cynical, and utterly heartless group of people I have ever witnessed in American politics- and I have witnessed a lot in my 30-plus years in politics.
In truth, Gauguin was cynical, cheap, and utterly self-centered.
And I will continue to believe that until or unless I am presented with evidence that this was, in fact, a cynical, opportunistic, and utterly without-foundation conversion based solely on slightly easing Dick Morris' already-disingenuous, partisan salesmanship job.
