Republicans encourage workers and the poor to deride those who rise above the nation intellectually rather than those who rise above it through wealth, even if it is accumulated through corporate malfeasance or financial sleight of hand.
Mr Galloway, a frequent critic of the US and UK governments, said Mr Assange's "only crime was to expose, through Wikileaks, malfeasance by states including our own and the US on a truly gargantuan scale".
If I bought a corporate bond and, through no malfeasance of my own, some junk bond company bought it out, it would go from $100 to $70, and it would be done after hours so I couldn't catch it.
But as we've already seen over the course of this week, the government often gets in the way of such moments of collective bliss either through willful malfeasance or bureaucratic red tape.
The suit charged that the federal government, through mismanagement and malfeasance, had shortchanged accounts it had held in trust since 1887 when Indian lands were placed in federal hands.
"So long as those managers perpetuate their malfeasance through a business trust" he said, Janus argues "such defendants ought to be impervious to lawsuits brought by shareholders".
The company has collapsed through top-level malfeasance, the pension fund has disappeared and high-salary posts in the area are scarce.
A report released last fall by the inspector general of the F.C.C. found that E-Rate was "subject to unacceptably high risk of malfeasance through noncompliance and program weakness" and called for more money for auditing and oversight.
"Yes We Can" turned into "No, you won't," undercutting the hopes of a generation through greed and malfeasance.
They want all members of Congress to receive a classified briefing on "Russian malfeasance" through hacks, aiding the release of private emails, misinformation targeting American voters and any other means.
