Gooder

Former GOP strategist and Lincoln Project co-founder Rick Wilson argues that No Labels' "centrist do-gooder" positioning is deeply misleading.

The five-time nominee plays human lie detector turned investigating do-gooder Charlie Cale, in the show created by Rian Johnson.

Monarchy is an outdated system of government but Chuck is more a bumbling do-gooder than moustache twirling villain.

One of her family's favorite holiday traditions was the Do Gooder Garage, where she'd invite her friends to make year-end donations and meet her favorite local organizations.

If reminding people like you that the lives of old or sick people are worth something, then I'll take the description of "preachy do-gooder" as a badge of honour.

By the end of the week Hamner had made contact with Paul Bussiere, a self-described animal loving, nerdy do-gooder who is also the 3D lab manager at the University of Maine Advanced Structure and Composites Center.

He was a do-gooder, but he did a lot more than that.

So in his new genius "Budget for a Better America" -- aides had to keep correcting it from "gooder" in drafts -- Trump wants to cut just a teensy bit from the budget for Medicare: about $845 billion over the next decade.

Wouldn't there need to be another 2 dozen gooder guys to respond to the good guys?

Despite her straitened circumstances, Tran is a do-gooder who feeds the hungry and nurses the sick or dying.

Smartphones are often derided by the do-gooder brigade as destroying the brains of children and turning us all into egotistical maniacs.

This Ashoka is very different from the "shadowy do-gooder" of later Pali chronicles.