| He was the front runner, and the whole affair stank of the worst kind of partisan hackery. |
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| Political hackery nowadays is measured by how often you disagree with your own party. |
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| On the House side, Speaker John Boehner's selection of Jeb Hensarling to serve as co-chair also reeked of hyperpartisan hackery. |
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| But facts matter, and there's a major distinction between partisanship and hackery. |
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| Their values are miles away from the realm of cynical hackery. |
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| There is no dishonor in the occasional bit of hackery, after all. |
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| And no, Friedersdorf is not merely engaging in his own hackery. |
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| All without any of the subterfuge and hackery required to do it with Java. |
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