They implied that criticizing the President in such a time was somehow unpatriotic and counter-productive.
French Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault branded his decision to move abroad as "shabby and unpatriotic".
He said that they put "party over country, " an unsubtle way of calling them unpatriotic.
Another source of strength was tight control of language and information that deemed most criticism unpatriotic.
Because we believe in saying this is unpatriotic for them to go and perform as they did.
The Times makes it almost unpatriotic for GM to be successful and save the country from depression.
Saving taxes on a pricey yacht might seem unpatriotic anywhere, but cheating your own state was worse.
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They were grilled about the political affiliations of AES employees, says an internal company e-mail, and accused of being unpatriotic.
He told us journalists are pulling their punches for fear of being seen by the public as unpatriotic.
They have no wish to appear unpatriotic on the issue - or unduly sympathetic to Iran's foreign critics.
Resist the temptation to think of shifting money from low freedom environments to high freedom environments as unpatriotic.
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Mr Obama is plainly neither unpatriotic nor a conspiracy theorist, and has denounced his former pastor's outbursts vigorously.
Less high-profile Frenchman have been labeled as unpatriotic for deserting their beloved France.
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Obama was not happy about it was not a new one, but her unfortunate formulation instantly drew charges that she was unpatriotic.
Criticism became almost unpatriotic and those that continued to carp found their words lost on the winds of success and praise.
This scrutiny of tradition, holding it up in the light to check its provenance and authenticity, was condemned as thoroughly unpatriotic.
Liberal Democrat leader Nick Clegg said when he first questioned the strategy in Afghanistan he was attacked by ministers for being "unpatriotic".
The government has denounced them as unpatriotic and pretends not to care.
He has denounced his critics as unpatriotic, a new line of attack.
But the Conservatives have adopted a bipartisan strategy during the financial crisis when too critical an approach could have been seen as unpatriotic.
The space for debating religious issues is contracting in Pakistan, where a public embrace of secularism can be seen as un-Islamic and unpatriotic.
As Sanchia Berg reported on the programme, that royal wedding saw the nations' media almost unanimous in its celebration, with those who raised criticisms castigated as unpatriotic.
He says the default setting is unpatriotic because shoppers believe "German salami is better than British salami and French wine is better than British wine".
"To question your government is not unpatriotic -- to not question your government is unpatriotic, " said Hagel, who was decorated for his military service in Vietnam.
Mr Habecker refused to stand and recite the pledge, and after being branded unpatriotic, was forced to enter a fresh election contest to remove him from office.
For many Democrats, the link between free trade and fighting terrorism went down especially badly: it implied, they thought, that anyone sceptical of free trade was unpatriotic.
Kyle was sued by former Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura over a portion of the book that claims Kyle punched Ventura in a 2006 bar fight over unpatriotic remarks.
To do their bit, students and housewives thronged the streets this week to burn effigies of unpatriotic spendthrifts who buy Gucci handbags and take their holidays in Guam.
The very dissent many Tea Partiers saw as unpatriotic when it was about the war is now their badge of honor and victimhood when it comes to the economy.
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