unprincipled

I should have called it the Purcell unprincipled—that would have been much better.

In a rare move, she also invited the public to condemn the majority’s unprincipled judging, mourning “this a dark day in the history of the state’s judiciary.”

I came to know him as an unprincipled man of greed, lust and carnal desires that continue to rule him and thus make him unfit for office.

Cooley said Harris was a “generally ineffectual” prosecutor at the start of her career in Alameda County; “one of the weaker” lead prosecutors in the state when she was San Francisco district attorney; and an unprincipled state attorney general who “didn’t follow the law” when it didn’t suit her or her political ambitions.

Davis, for his part, expects Biden to be reelected, given his record and the contrast he offers to the wayward, unprincipled ex-president.