The controversial and award winning journalist and police sometimes worked together despite the concerns about his methods and trustworthiness.
The city maintains that there was probable cause for Hadid's indictment, and that his "conduct raised so many doubts about his judgment, reliability, trustworthiness, and personal integrity".
Other veteran strategists said that the way Cain handles the fallout could tell voters more about his character and trustworthiness than the accusations themselves.
Faced with an opponent who has managed to deflect questions about his character and trustworthiness, Gov. George W. Bush has shifted tactics and begun confronting Vice President Al Gore head-on over the issues, an area long considered to be Mr. Gore's greatest strength.
Say what you will about the trustworthiness of Hillary Clinton.
Their actions suggest what her advisers said yesterday was the need to address persistent doubts about this candidate among Jewish voters, and, more fundamentally, lingering doubts about her trustworthiness across the electoral spectrum.
Of the two, Mrs. Clinton has tried more visibly to address misgivings about her trustworthiness, by releasing decades of tax returns and more details about her health than Mr. Trump has.
When "Hillary doubters" are asked to point to specific things that raise concern about her trustworthiness or integrity, they mention the so-called "email scandal" or the supposed "Clinton Foundation transgressions -- or even to purported failures in Libya and Iraq.
But amid concerns about Islamist terrorism, the Tories' stirring of doubts about Khan's trustworthiness, indeed his very identity – "Who is Sadiq Khan?" they nudged and winked – seemed rich in destructive potential.
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