hackery

/ ˈhækərɪ /

noun

1. ironic.
   journalism; hackwork

Example Sentences

It was Riggs, though—joined by the court’s one other liberal, Justice Anita Earls—who laid bare the shameless partisan hackery on display.

From Slate

The same incentive exists for all sorts of hackery.

From Slate

Such insight also acknowledges that perpetuating odious views that have real-world consequences for people who are vilified for simply trying to exist isn't merely cruel, it's lazy hackery.

From Salon

This was another one of those moments when I thought, sorry: Did one of the justices of the United States Supreme Court just imply that everything that happens at the Justice Department is hackery and rigged prosecutions?

From Slate

In the true spirit of competitive GOP hackery, each "defense" was dumber than the last.

From Salon