He also conducted a mean-spirited and dishonest campaign against Ronnie White, Missouri's first black State Supreme Court justice, when Justice White was nominated for a federal judgeship.
In his conference call, Mr. Gingrich assailed what he called "the extraordinary negativity of the campaign" and encouraged listeners to raise questions about anything, including the junk mail they get and any other "dishonest" attacks against him.
"Today, speaking at a values summit, he unleashed a series of over-the-top, dishonest attacks against the president that once again reminded voters that he's just not ready for prime time," said Danny Kanner, an Obama campaign spokesman.
There were legitimate debates between scientists working in this field about how reliable different kinds of proxy data are and what are the limits, what are the uncertainties, and then there were the dishonest attacks against the science.
With Baird staking his election on Saturday on his proposal to lease 49% of the state's electricity assets for 99 years he hit out at Labor for what he said was an "unbelievable" and "dishonest" campaign against privatisation.
Only Britain objects so strongly to a small number of ECHR rulings that it is contemplating pulling out of the convention altogether – and engaging at the same time in what many in Strasbourg, including senior British officials, see as a deliberate and often dishonest campaign against the court.
Our policymakers have been using them for decades in a libelous and dishonest campaign against our public schools.
First, they tested dishonest behaviour against swearing in a lab environment by asking the 276 participants to describe their swearing habits.
First, they tested dishonest behavior against swearing in a lab environment by asking the 276 participants to describe their swearing habits.
First by using Clinton's 1992 footage in its thoroughly dishonest ad against Brown, which it refused to pull off the air.
