But the NBC/WSJ poll didn't ask about being the commander in chief, claims Crooks and Liars.
First came the 2002 syndrome that all chief executives are crooks, including Martha Stewart et al. If our chief executives are bums, then we are not to blame for buying their stocks.
Before the Elgin Police Department began encrypting its police radio in January 2014, Elgin Police Deputy Chief Bill Wolf said crooks had begun using scanner applications to their advantage.
It makes me really angry when the chief executive of Provident [Peter Crook] says the company would see a growth in their target audience because of the spending review's cuts".
It's a variant of the old argument for picking a police chief who knows what the crooks are up to, which is what F.D.R. did when he appointed Joseph Kennedy, a notorious Wall Street speculator, to be the first chairman of the S.E.C.
I was more aware, however, of Nixon the character: an unholy mix of mad bomber, sweaty shiftiness, and crook-in-chief.
On a radio show, he called the chief pro-Kremlin party, United Russia, "a party of crooks and thieves".
Things fall apart when drugs become their chief commodity, to which Liotta, the chief figure, based on real-life crook Henry Hill, becomes addicted.
The chief complaints of our patients were the asymmetry of nose and crooked shape of nose.
Alex Letts, Ffrees's chief executive, says "You won't find me saying banks are crooks - wrong; they have a problem, they can't make money".
