discrediting

Having been handed them, it has succeeded in discrediting itself in less than forty days.

Stromata Blog: 2009

Having been handed them, it has succeeded in discrediting itself in less than forty days.

Why I Am Not a (Complete and Utter) Pessimist 2009

Your cheap and amateurish attempt at discrediting someone using a simpleton†™ s logic only succeeds in discrediting yourself.

Think Progress » Passage of India Nuclear Deal Sends The Wrong Message To North Korea, Iran 2006

But could the spectacle of a completely discredited president -- where the discrediting is in effect led by Jim Baker, not by Nancy Pelosi -- putting American soldiers (including Jim Webb's son) in jeopardy for no truly defensible reason, relying only on his legal powers as president, be the trainwreck needed to generate serious discussion of the merits of a fixed-term, non-replaceable (save for criminal misconduct) president?

Balkinization 2006

In those countries where economic assistance is necessary, they have cunningly attributed the present unfortunate stage of the masses solely to the government by former colonial powers, and although they, themselves, have done comparatively little by way of actual help or assistance, they have succeeded in discrediting, in considerable measure, Western aid, by associating it with colonialism and Dollar imperialism.

Canada and NATO 1956

Victory will come only when Washington succeeds in discrediting the terrorists’ ideology and undermining their support.

Can The War On Terror Be Won? | Disinformation 2007

Libby’s criminal lies were about his part in discrediting claims that the administration’s rationale for invading Iraq was bogus.

mjh's blog — 2007 — July 2007

Since this is a flat out lie, Rove was actively engaged in discrediting Wilson’s Op-Ed and Wilson’s creditability.

Think Progress » BREAKING: Rove’s Legal Troubles More Extensive Than Previously Reported 2006

You didn’t post a link, because you knew that it would aid in discrediting your stolen opinions.

Think Progress » Media Matters debunks UCLA study 2005

And the mudfight that ensued — whether it succeeded in discrediting Clarke or not — had a benefit for the White House: it made Clarke’s charges seem like just another round in the never-ending partisan tussles of Washington.

April 2004 2004