unreconstructed

• At this moment a great deal of exaggerated talk was current as to the sunny life and easy wealth of Latin America, and under its influences many "unreconstructed" Southerners made their way to Mexico, Brazil, Peru, or the Argentine. —  Edison, His Life and Inventions
• So the government is trying to persuade voters of two contradictory things: that the Conservative party is made up of unreconstructed rightwingers while at the same time being led, as the foreign secretary put it, by "a politician of the status quo". —  politicalbetting.com
• What is interesting and disconcerting is that Barack Obama's point guy on this upcoming Summit gave the unreconstructed, neoconservative-friendly, ideologically vapid, 'unchastened by five decades of embargo failure' answer to my question on Cuba. —  The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com
• This is an old-fashioned, unreconstructed politics whose goal, first and foremost, is to get the candidate elected, the truth be damned. —  The Swamp
• Because of the shoddy reporting during the 2008 campaign, few have any idea whether Obama is a centrist or an unreconstructed socialist. —  Another Rovian Conspiracy

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