| In short, who is the patsy? To a left-wing politician, the answer is obvious: the ordinary worker. |
| A well-dressed man virtually fed the victim to the mob, then escaped, and Marquez wonders if the supposed assassin was really an innocent patsy. |
| We are willing to give negotiation a chance, but we refuse to play patsy to this management strategy. |
| There had to be darker forces, some mysterious hand driving him to do this, to make him a patsy, then to silence him in public. |
| Like the Conservatives' unfortunate Kim Campbell, this poor soul is the chosen patsy for her predecessor and her party. |
| So can you believe that Ashley already has a new patsy for the school year? |
