countermessage

Unless the new president sends a firm countermessage in the next few weeks, tens of thousands of Haitians will take him up on his asylum offer, inundating his first days in office, enabling Henry, Jeane, Zbig and other unconsulted foreign-policy bishops to hold a furious "I told you he was an amateur" cluckathon.

When Everyone's An Amateur 2008

So, there must be at least as much a powerful countermessage.

OpEdNews - Diary: Open Thread; 2007

We are there to provide a countermessage, and to document their reaction to a different point of view.

Archive 2004-08-01 2004

BEINART: I think the Democrats need to stop whining about Bush asking for credit for leading the war, which is exactly what he should be doing, and start wondering why they don't have a countermessage on the war.

CNN Transcript Jun 16, 2002 2002

The -- the message has been such a shock and comes so unexpectedly to the outside world that there has been no countermessage.

Crescent & Star: Turkey Between Two Worlds 2001

Now Turkey is the country best equipped to give the countermessage.

Crescent & Star: Turkey Between Two Worlds 2001

And pointing out that gap may be the countermessage that best highlights the Cons 'own dishonesty in pretending to speak for the little guy even while consistently using the levers of power to toss goodies to their well-connected friends.

Accidental Deliberations 2010

McCain is behind for one reason: he has no coherent economic countermessage to Obama.

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