The only sad part: They are all despicable people in real life.
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Why it's encouraging: Trump's victory left several despicable people hanging out to dry.
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SANDERS: These are some of the most despicable people that have ever walked this planet.
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" He said the word carries unfair and unproven criminal connotations suggesting that Manafort was "associated with despicable people.
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He cannot repudiate any kind of praise, even if it comes from the most despicable people or places.
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The show's main characters are kind of despicable people, and at the end, Dory realizes that she's actually the worst off.
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"MSNBC, CNN, all of them for the most part, they're despicable people for the most part," Trump said, later including Fox in that mix.
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He complained that the networks and other outlets are "despicable people" and targeted MSNBC's Lawrence O'Donnell over a report he retracted the previous night.
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Now Facebook has announced that it has permanently banned Louis Farrakhan, Alex Jones, Milo Yiannopoulos and a few other despicable people from its social platforms.
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Learning of these despicable people and practices makes me even more angry when I remember how upset my son was at being denied entrance to his first choices.
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There were other celebrities represented at the fair — Jim Carrey's overheated and underwhelming caricatures of despicable people has garnered a good deal of attention though they utterly lack nuance.
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But the truism that people largely wanted to watch shows about basically good, likable people held true until 1999, when The Sopranos broke wide open the idea that audiences would watch shows about despicable people.
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Clarifying that he was only speaking for himself, he wrote: The ACLU has a long history of representing despicable people in the service of protecting the valuable First Amendment principles and in some cases I support the decisions that have been made and in other cases I do not.
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While it may be impossible to prove that Trump is the direct cause of the tweet received by Cindy McCain about her husband -- or others directed at their daughter Meghan McCain -- how can we ignore the fact that the President's discourse empowers and emboldens despicable people like this to come out of the shadows?
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These bandits, though portrayed as despicable people by Dutch and ethnic Chinese writers, became more Robin Hood-like in lenong; Si Pitung, for instance, became a humble person, a good Muslim, a hero of Betawi people, and an upholder of justice. During the 1950s, Sudiro, the governor of Jakarta, restricted performances of traditional theatre such as lenong. Meanwhile, the booming domestic film industry meant that lenong performances could not compete on the market. Troupes had to go from kampung to kampung, offering performances for money which, ultimately, was not always enough to survive on.
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Sampley soon became known as an outspoken activist for his cause, using confrontational tactics similar to those used by antiwar protestors. He was particularly hostile to Senators John Kerry and John McCain, both of whom had served in Vietnam and were members of the 1993 Senate select committee which found that no POWs or MIAs remained alive in Southeast Asia. McCain himself, whom Sampley frequently accused of having been brainwashed by the Vietnamese during his years as a POW in the Hanoi Hilton, said Sampley was "one of the most despicable people I have ever had the misfortune to encounter"; Sampley was convicted of assault after a fight with McCain's chief of staff. He was criticized further for using the POW-MIA cause for his aggrandizement and personal enrichment; sculptor Frederick Hart successfully sued Sampley for unpaid royalties over his unauthorized use of Hart's The Three Soldiers on T-shirts he sold near the Vietnam Veterans Memorial on the National Mall.
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