spinmeister

She is a bureaucratic version of a spokesperson, not a political spinmeister.

At the time, the chief "spinmeister" against the project was McCain.

Fittingly, perhaps, it is the spinmeister, not the man behind the mask, who commands our attention.

Yes, no, kind of, the great spinmeister said.

Or think of Paul Begala, eager spinmeister for the blues.

And every marketer and spinmeister must be a junior visionary.

His trusty spinmeister would come to the rescue.

"We are far too superstitious even to venture a guess," said his spinmeister, George Stephanopoulos.

Some spinmeister in that White House reads the Bible.

In spinning the spinmeister, Mr. Myers may show his hand, but he does so winningly.

When a child of a famous person tweets, it feels like we're seeing something that no pr, no spinmeister, nobody can stop.

Claims for the longest, the warmest, the most substantial, were soon rolling off the chief spinmeister's tongue in the nine capitals.

Tony Blair's spinmeister and Gordon Brown have not always been on the same side in some vicious battles of the past.

Judging from past administrations, it's likely campaign communications staffers fared better than others, since they could be slotted into comparable spinmeister jobs in Washington.

I just used the dread "I" word, and every spinmeister knows that intellectual stuff butters no polling parsnips.

Most of the talk in the Village will be about the old spinmeister putting his stiletto into Ed Miliband.

Bravo, spinmeister!

Tierney's trickle-down-ecology hypothesis makes him sound like a spinmeister for the G.O.P.

He was the spinmeister.”

No simple spinmeister, Brean decides to fabricate a crisis with Albania to deflect the nation's attention.

Lead agent is Mark Fabiani, the impeachment spinmeister; he brought in the rest of the Restoration coterie.

Alastair Campbell, former No 10 spinmeister and honorary spokesman for depressives everywhere, was similarly appalled.

The prospect of Mr. Reed, 36, becoming an overnight sensation in consulting seems more than just hype from the master spinmeister himself.

Sure, he's a bit blunt in expressing his ideas, but that flaw is nothing that a good spinmeister couldn't fix in a jiffy.

George Osborne plans £10bn of further benefit cuts; Cameron's parting spinmeister Steve Hilton has proposed £25bn.