miscreant

He spoke of Trump as such a miscreant that he required a full-time "fixer" to "take care of problems."

But West and Behnfeldt fear that any information ORI releases might contain sufficient details to allow readers to identify the miscreant, and that the publicity could damage the reputations of co-authors and collaborators who were cleared of any wrongdoing.

This is something that the office has been putting their resources into and holding miscreant executives’ feet to the fire.

Bethany: I may have HAHA’d through our open car windows as we passed by this miscreant.

But since all the GOP presidential candidates have jumped on the bandwagon, we're going to be hearing a lot more about the Deep State's "weaponization" of politics, all because the Republican Party just can't quit the criminal miscreant they accidentally put in the White House in 2016.