sheisty

What kind of sheisty joint are you running that one claim makes the difference in payroll.

sa-land Diary Entry sa-land 2002

She's definitely a smart women, however she is a schemer, sheisty, and a liar. freespeech

Liz Cheney open to running for office 2009

Shame on the GOP for pitching a pack of lies and the sell-out media being complicit with hyping up their sheisty agenda.

Clinton: U.S. not interested in long-term presence in Afghanistan 2009

Considering how the banks, mortgage firms, and sheisty Wall Street panhandlers continue to operate as usual, it's no wonder victims of foreclosed homes feel utterly slighted.

Tara L. Conley: Enough! Foreclosure Victims Speak Out 2009

That said, what IS the deal with all of these sheisty paths to victory being bandied about by the Clinton campaign.

Can The Process That Determines Outcome In Florida And Michigan Be Hijacked? Nope. 2009

Then again, this sheisty insistence on seating FL and MI could turn enough people off that she takes a major thumpin 'in TX and OH.

Rasmussen: Obama Catching Up In Texas And Ohio 2009

Hillary Clinton can't say the above because of all of her and her husband's sheisty dealings, so she's reduced to drivel about his being Muslim, and partly that's easy for the average Joe to grasp; the Rezko stuff, like Whitewater, is complex.

"Clinton is pressed to say that Obama is not a Muslim. She does - but then she pulls it back." Ann Althouse 2008

We had almost that exact conversation but without the sheisty Brooklyn accents.

When Gangsters Go "PC" Jen 2008

You stick to your talking points about how Bush is selling the security of the U.S. down the river to benefit Halliburton or something, I'll stick to mine about how the A-rabs just cain't be trusted, and between us, we'll make sure these uppity Emirians keep their sheisty hands off of our ports.

Is That Legal?: Watching Our Language on the Ports Question 2006

Come next fall and the world's still a mess, people are going to say, Hmm, might not be so bad to have that sheisty dog around the Oval Office again.

"I think he would play the role that spouses have always played for presidents." Ann Althouse 2007