scoundrel's

Paying for something with efficiencies is nothing but a scoundrel's refuge for policymakers.

Tyrone Posts on Health Care, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

In my view, any "scientific consensus" is a scoundrel's refuge.

Bryan Gets Some Pushback, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

And not only do I have to buy and read these scoundrel's books, I have to blog about them, and keep up with their blogs, and network...

Another New Book seanan_mcguire 2010

Compelling him to move in real close and yell in the dastardly scoundrel's face: "ARE YOU GOING TO TALK NOW?"

Will Durst: The Cheney Doctrine 2009

So can business fraudsters, and McChesney calls it "a scoundrel's paradise."

Robert McChesney's The Political Economy of Media - Part I 2008

When you are in trouble - and you will be - nothing says "good guy" better than a scoundrel's quick acceptance of blame.

WINNING WITH SATIRE (An Open Letter to Hillary and Barack) 2008

And when you are in trouble - and you will be - nothing says "good guy" better than a scoundrel's quick acceptance of blame.

HILLARY PROVES THE POWER OF SATIRE 2007

And when you are in trouble - and you will be - nothing says "good guy" better than a scoundrel's quick acceptance of blame.

WINNING WITH SATIRE (OPEN LETTER TO DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES 2007

Williams admits to "bad judgment," a time-honored scoundrel's refuge — but he says he isn't returning the money.

From On High 2005

Polystratus gave me the street scoundrel's look of surprise. '

See Delphi and Die Davis, Lindsey 2005