underhandedly

“You see,” the Huntsman continued, “I would face you man to...well, dog, but why take the chance when I can take you down underhandedly?”

A decades-long conservative crusade to nullify federal abortion rights has now succeeded, because Senate Republicans underhandedly stacked the court with justices who have proved to be disastrously intemperate.

Conservatives have long griped that companies like Facebook and Twitter are biased against them and work underhandedly to suppress right-leaning viewpoints.

“He was so good at doing things underhandedly,” Newman said.

Really, you are not describing Apple or Google as underhandedly subverting democracy but they obviously have enhanced the power of states we think of as hostile.