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Alan Peter Cayetano to extend the term of office of lawmakers for being self-serving.

'This is going to put the country on the road to a constitutional crisis just because [House] members want to convene a self-serving Con-ass to approve a self-serving [Charter change],' Colmenares said in a text message to INQUIRER.net.

Self-serving bias is a long-established theory in psychology research.

Incompetent buffoon Disgraced chancer International liability Brexit braggart Self-serving egotist.

Power-hungry people or "power-trippers" are more likely to have a self-serving view of authority, and tend to be excessively competitive and controlling, even to the demise of their personal relationships.

Why is it self-serving for Joe Anderson to seek an extra pounds 130m for Liverpool?

In the last 40 years, the United States has added 106 million people; and today, a million arrive legally and three million break into our country annually because Bush and Congress refuse for self-serving reasons to control our borders.

Of Corporate Christianity and its Leading Media Evangelists is a scathing dissection of the self-serving hypocrisy, idolatry, and divisive claims of forty influential, modern-day American Christian leaders, including Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson, Billy Graham, Robert Schuller, and Jimmy Swaggart.

The Religious Right are self-serving theofascists trying to overthrow democracy and replace it with a totalitarian Republicanazi tyranny run by themselves.

It is something else entirely to find a representative of the concrete construction industry peddling disinformation about these findings for self-serving propaganda purposes, as readers found in a recent issue of Real Estate Weekly.

LABOUR was yesterday urged to dismantle its ``grubby, venal, self-serving'' Assembly coalition with the Liberal Democrats.

"Unilateral intervention creates the largest risk of self-serving or pretextual humanitarian intervention," says Gavin Symes of the University of Michigan Law School.