Tag Archives: dishonesty
The Plagiarist Strikes Back!
Mary Frances Prevost has a classy response to my inquiriy about why she stole my blog post, if you consider “Up yours!”.classy. Continue reading
Is a Plagiarist a Trustworthy Attorney? Let’s Ask Mary Frances Prevost!
San Diego criminal defense attorney Mary Francis Prevost has an interesting post on her blog about the ethics of George Zimmerman’s first set of attorneys. MINE. Continue reading
Ethics Quote of the Week: Former Fox Mole Joe Moto
Gawker’s Fox mole has been outed, and he’s a fick. Continue reading
Filed under Business & Commercial, Character, Ethics Quotes, Journalism & Media, The Internet
The Curse of Michael Steele: The Republican National Committee’s Shameful, Outrageous Supreme Court Lie
The Republican National Committee reaches a new ethical low that I didn’t think was possible. Continue reading
Filed under Law & Law Enforcement, Government & Politics, Character
Rush Limbaugh’s “Obamaphone” Smear
This time, Rush smears Obama with an outright lie. Continue reading
Filed under Government & Politics, Journalism & Media
JFK, Ethics Corrupter
Jack Kennedy’s negative influence on public expectations of their leaders continues to get stronger after 50 years. Continue reading
Candidate for Dishonest Quote of the Year: Rep. Michele Bachmann
Michele Bachmann lies, and lies about lying. Can’t we ignore her now? Continue reading
Ethics Dunce: Wall Street Journal Blogger James Taranto
James Taranto has found a way—he thinks—to make unethical GOP campaign tricks seem less objectionable. Compare them to the practices of New York Times columnists. Continue reading
Filed under Character, Ethics Dunces, Government & Politics, Journalism & Media, Leadership
(Pssst! GOP? Awful Human Beings Are Not Qualified To Be President!)
It doesn’t matter how smart Newt Gingrich is. You can’t trust him. That’s all you need to know. Continue reading
Filed under Character, Family, Government & Politics, History, Leadership, U.S. Society
