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goalpost

[gohl-pohst] / ˈgoʊlˌpoʊst /
NOUN
end zone
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"My worry now, as I'm approaching later life, is when can I actually afford to retire? Because the goalpost seems to move," he says.

From BBC

“I’m not willing to sit by and let the goalposts be moved for what it means to be pro-life for the Republican Party,” Cash said.

From Seattle Times

"For years Vatican representatives and bishops resisted, moving the goalpost with every synod as to why women were not allowed to vote," the group wrote on Twitter.

From BBC

This is what political operatives on the right have done so well for decades: They work the refs and move the goalposts until any objections to their aims are no longer recognized as legitimate.

From Salon

Members of Nihon Soccer OB Club hang a net on a goalpost as they prepare for their practice match in Tokyo, Japan, April 4, 2023.

From Reuters