Daniel Patrick Moynihan

Instead, to paraphrase Daniel Patrick Moynihan's famous quote, BONEr essentially responded that he's entitled not just to his own opinions, but also to his own facts.

Non-Partisan CBO Issues Detailed Analysis, Boehner Rejects It Out of Hand 2011

To paraphrase Daniel Patrick Moynihan, we have defined extravagance up.

Jamie Malanowski: Defining Extravagance Up 2009

GERGEN: Well, listen, to paraphrase Daniel Patrick Moynihan from some years ago, we've borrowed billions upon billions of dollars and had a big party in recent years.

CNN Transcript Feb 7, 2009 2009

GERGEN: Well, listen, to paraphrase Daniel Patrick Moynihan from some years ago, we've borrowed billions upon billions of dollars and had a big party in recent years.

CNN Transcript Jan 31, 2009 2009

GERGEN: Well, listen, to paraphrase Daniel Patrick Moynihan from some years ago, we've borrowed billions upon billions of dollars and had a big party in recent years.

CNN Transcript Jan 30, 2009 2009

They are certainly entitled to their own opinions, but, to paraphrase Daniel Patrick Moynihan, they are not entitled to their own facts.

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To paraphrase Daniel Patrick Moynihan, we have defined extravagance up.

The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com Jamie Malanowski 2009

So, though, did Hillary Clinton years ago, when her minions clumsily alienated key senators such as Daniel Patrick Moynihan, whom they desperately needed for health reform.

Harold Pollack: Obama, Public Health, and the Real Case for Health Reform 2008

The difference is that Clinton had her chance to deal with health care reform in 1993, but due to her failure to work in the open with all parties involved and to make compromises recommended even by veteran Democratic legislators, such as Daniel Patrick Moynihan of New York, the plan was not accepted.

No Do-Over's For Hillary Clinton 2008

Norman Podhoretz was somewhat anomalous among the first generation of neoconservatives, such as Daniel Patrick Moynihan, Nathan Glazer, and James Q. Wilson, because he was trained as a literary critic rather than a social scientist.

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