Dubious

And, Dubious is much more of a Fascist than a Conservative, truth be told.

Think Progress » ThinkFast: July 24, 2006 2006

Maybe Dubious is trying to make us believe he can accept criticism after all … … … ..

Think Progress » Bush Responds To Snow Criticism: ‘You Should Have Seen What [He] Said About The Other Guy’ 2006

Conclusion one: Snowjob has changed his mind and suddenly thinks Dubious is the best president since Washington (i.e. his lingual & mental skills and policies have improved miraculously in the past few months)

Think Progress » Right-Wing Bloggers Give ThinkProgress Advice About Tony Snow 2006

Rich Media, Poor Democracy: Communication Politics in Dubious Times by Robert W. McChesney

A Bold, Lonely Herd 2005

I can say that it's called Dubious Shards, and that you've seen some, but by no means all, of it before.

Kenneth Hite's Journal princeofcairo 2006

Little Bulldogs: Gordon Brown and "Dubious" Charities skip to main

Gordon Brown and "Dubious" Charities 2006

Though Hayes’s Esquire retained many of the hallmarks established during the young Turks’ turf war, its irreverent tone and sense of humor — “from black wit to custard-pie burlesque,” as the editor once put it — evolved, particularly with the debut of a franchise feature called the Dubious Achievement Awards that Hayes had asked his art director, Robert Benton, and an associate editor named David Newman to pull together for the January 1962 issue.

The Esquire Decade DiGiacomo, Frank 2007

Though Hayes’s Esquire retained many of the hallmarks established during the young Turks’ turf war, its irreverent tone and sense of humor — “from black wit to custard-pie burlesque,” as the editor once put it — evolved, particularly with the debut of a franchise feature called the Dubious Achievement Awards that Hayes had asked his art director, Robert Benton, and an associate editor named David Newman to pull together for the January 1962 issue.

The Esquire Decade DiGiacomo, Frank 2007

And regarding the Bear's "DUBIOUS defeat" at the hands of the Colts in the Super Bowl a few years ago; in my dictionary "Dubious" means DOUBTFUL.

chicagotribune.com - News 2011

'Dubious' ... as in 'I simply don't agree because I'm not getting enough right'? or as in ...?

London SE1 community website JonR 2010