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“It was shady at first because she gave me an address to a hotel,” he laughs.

Trump's base of insecure and ignorant male voters isn't just useful electorally but offers up a steady supply of marks for shady MAGA-related hustles.

From Salon

It fits in with the overall GD rhetoric of shady figures in the West - described as "the global war party" - pushing Georgia to war, and the opposition doing the West's bidding.

From BBC

Throughout the six-part series we learn about Ernesto’s past, his deal with a shady promoter before his return and his unknowingly deep connection to the evil he is fighting against.

He's aggressively defended unions, made organizing much easier, and sent law enforcement after companies for union-busting and other shady tactics.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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