Skullduggery

But make no mistake, when you are asked to pull the trigger on someone in politics or undertake some skullduggery, understand that invoking a line from The Godfather doesn’t get you some dispensation.

Now, the DA leader, John Steenhuisen, says he has uncovered similar skullduggery inside the Department of Agriculture, in which R500 million earmarked for an animal vaccine production facility has seemingly vanished.

The birds adapted well to the new scheme, which allowed them to spread east into new territory, where songbirds weren't used to their skullduggery — which could now be concentrated instead of scattered.

The general consensus is that more eyes watching over the Democratic process is better for the prevention of skullduggery; it is sad that the self proclaimed enigma didn’t see it that way.

The question remains: How long are Albertans going to put up with this skullduggery?

Though they pretend to care about democracy all we see is more effort to cover their skullduggery.

Given his weak parliamentary base, the only way he can drive Brexit through is to adopt skullduggery, and put his opponents on the back foot – not least of all ‘rebel’ Tory MPs.

He was devoted to truth and suffered real pain at the skullduggery practiced by many he considered friends.

She can have the best of both political worlds by denouncing Trump reminding all of Joe Biden’s supporters that his skullduggery in Ukraine while part of the Obama administration destroys his “electability” argument.

To wit, an "assessment" that the Russian state caused some Democrat political skullduggery to get into the public domain based on "classified" evidence that they are not sharing, but if made public would easily disprove the charge.

Y., told the Yahoo News podcast Skullduggery in April that while she would "support whoever the Democratic nominee is," she was not enthusiastic about Biden's candidacy.

Two types of highest risk factors are sexual indiscretion and financial skullduggery.