No, they just realized that he's even more hypocritical and inconstant than they expected.
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The fact that Jamie apparently has ANOTHER WIFE (WHO IS SHE????) makes his indignation about Frank even more hypocritical.
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"The only thing Donald Trump offered today was more hypocritical lies and nutty conspiracy theories," Clinton spokesman Glen Caplin said.
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Sansone complained that the world had become more hypocritical and that people were afraid to tell each other the truth.
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Even more hypocritical was Democrats' silence when Obama tried to prevent Netanyahu's reelection after complaining about alleged Israeli interference in our election.
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It's hard to imagine a more hypocritical accusation, given that Gingrich led the campaign that ended in the impeachment of President Bill Clinton.
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The data showed strong support for the first hypothesis—moralisers who later changed their mind were indeed seen as more hypocritical and, therefore, less worthy of support.
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The honesty was important, but not necessarily commendable; this also colors Tarantino as a more hypocritical director than his feminist-leaning works such as Death Proof would suggest.
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Making this criticism all the more hypocritical is the president's repeated calls for interest rate cuts at home to provide the U.S. economy with more monetary policy support.
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First, they wondered if a leader who had changed his mind after adopting a moral position would seem more hypocritical, and less effective, than one who had justified his initial position on purely pragmatic grounds.
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But I can honor them better by being grateful for the cacophony of voices — the people calling out more bad men, more weak allies, more hypocritical statements, and more shitty half-truths, over and over until it feels like too much.
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Even more hypocritical, the RAPID Act would ensure that a government official tracks delays in approving permits and intervenes when agencies miss deadlines, but the RAA provides neither government officials nor outside parties with tools to hold agencies accountable when they miss regulatory deadlines.
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The men who exclude women from their organizations cite historical accuracy as the main reason why women are excluded from their reenactments. However, Nina Brands argues that they are being more hypocritical than they realize. She says that re-enactors are much heavier than historic soldiers, but women are about the right size.Nina Brands, "Historical Re-enactments", Talking Post, June 12, 2012 (accessed December 1, 2013).
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