No matter what you do...

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Many times, someone is judged to be wrong no matter what he does. It goes like this.

If he does A, he is wrong (for one reason); if he doesn't do A, he is also wrong (for another reason).

Is it a fallacy?

Not really a fallacy as you have it stated, more of rhetoric. But if used in argument form could be spin doctoring .

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