blamed

Her sophomore effort, "Whip-Smart," sold a disappointing 350,000 copies; her label blamed Phair for not touring.

Liz Phair Grows Up

This just goes to show the lack of respect this professor has for white authority, insulting this mans white mother and once again blamed his problem on race, and we have a lame president, an empty suit who needs a teleprompter, who also has deep down hatred of white people

Police group: Obama should apologize

The reflexive blame of the people least able to sort through the bullshit that caused this meltdown, presumably by people much like those being blamed, is the height of arrogant, heartless hypocrisy.

Matthew Yglesias » On So-Called “Irresponsible” Borrowers

Twain blamed himself for that too, though I forget the details.

Growth in Flour, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

One of the few elements of the Obama record not blamed is also, paradoxically, one of those areas that need to change on 3 November.

Credit to Obama for sticking with the Middle East. But it's gone very wrong

As the allegations have suddenly consumed the gubernatorial race, Ms. Whitman again blamed her Democratic opponent, California Attorney General Jerry Brown, for the revelations about Ms. Diaz Santillan.

Whitman Accuser Stokes Dispute

During a television exchange with Buckley, James Baldwin blamed the white owners of the black slums for their condition.

r_urell: William F. Buckley: Father of Modern "Conservatism"

Mr. Stein blamed a scathing review by Frank Rich, who wrote in the New York Times that the characters were hollow symbols of the American immigrant experience.

Joseph Stein, writer of Broadway's "Fiddler on the Roof" and "Zorba," dies at 98

In a masterful bit of understatement, Feinstein blamed [millions of dollars in losses] on “noticeably subpar” food and service.

Food Fight « Isegoria

(Earlier this month, McCain blamed the high prices on Washington politicians.)

The False Messiah Argument - Swampland - TIME.com