unloseable

Of course, he lost the so-called unloseable election in 1993, the pledge of support for two-terms was quickly forgotten and reneged on and the knives were out for Hewson for displaying mere (but unforgiveable) mortality.

Crikey » Canberra Calling 2009

But no such accusations were levelled at England when they contrived to lose an unloseable match to Ireland thanks to a combination of remarkable batting from Kevin O'Brien and flaky outfielding from a side who had gained a reputation as the best in that regard England have put out.

New Zealand's boundary bounty should not be demeaned by cries of 'fix' 2011

He lost an unloseable election to a peanut of a candidate, and please don't say he didn't lose.

Election Central Morning Roundup 2009

Ipso facto, he lost, and he lost what was really an unloseable election.

Obama's Speech Accomplishes More Than It Appears 2009

If we don't, the Dems will lose another unloseable election.

Obama: Bush Administration "Placed Itself And Its Ideology Above The Law" 2009

If the Dems aren't careful they will again lose an unloseable election.

Election Central Morning Roundup 2009

She's given no indication of being better than the general stupidity of the Democratic leadership, which consistently allows the GOP to dictate their strategy, blows unloseable elections, and is simply clueless when it comes to winning elections and taking power.

Fred Thompson's Dissembling About His Abortion Record 2009

The cocky Democrats think that for Senator Obama, this election is unloseable, just like the Titanic was unsinkable.

Enhancing the Bush Legacy (or) Crazy Times Demand Crazy Explanations 2008

From the time he became the presumptive nominee until the last two weeks, Democrats have been growing increasingly alarmed that they were poised to lose another unloseable election, as his campaign was once again turning Obama the charismatic leader into Obama the rambling, dispassionate, conflict-avoidant, traditional Democratic presidential candidate.

Drew Westen: What Obama Needs to Do in Denver 2008

The Democratic party, having lost a seemingly unloseable election, must feel the way Republicans felt in 1948 after Thomas Dewey lost what also appeared to be a sure thing right up until Election Day.

Tony Sachs: Pre-Election Post-Mortem: Why Obama Lost 2008