If you think Ivanka is a feckless cunt, fine, but apologizing for saying that is a feckless stunt, and really this whole situation is just a bunch of people putting on a feckless front, and at this point, everyone involved ought to stop it with their feckless grunts, and smoke a feckless blunt.
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He has been feckless on Syria, feckless vis-a-vis Turkey, vis-a-vis Russia.
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But these House Republicans are going to look feckless—because they are feckless—no matter what they do.
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Donald Trump himself will continue to be a terrible and feckless leader, but every indication so far is that we've reverted to the terrible and feckless mean.
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Do you ever get frustrated and feel sort of feckless?
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Some may die, others may turn out to be feckless.
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But the keenest borrowers in Africa are also feckless spenders.
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Michèle LeBlanc is surrounded by shitty food and feckless men.
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Many like to think of the UN as feckless, but
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There is something permanently feckless and immature in the man.
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The Democratic establishment was divided and feckless before South Carolina.
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Now a group of feckless Conservatives wants to torpedo everything.
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The government's response has been maligned as feckless and pathetic.
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Samantha Bee called Ivanka Trump a "feckless c---" during her monologue.
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Our feckless laziness isn't just damaging our bodies, though, oh no.
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It was that failing to follow up on them was feckless.
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Books have been written contrasting diligent Asian kids with feckless Americans.
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"Trump Supporters: 'Samantha Bee called Ivanka Trump a "feckless c*nt!
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It's about her feckless parents, who more or less abandoned her.
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Americans had thought rather feckless and unreliable, should succeed Chamoun. During
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What in their personalities was anything other than feckless and pallid?
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"Strategy without leverage is feckless," noted the Carnegie Endowment's Karim Sadjadpour.
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This Republican Party of weak, feckless, timid, spineless Republicans is dead.
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The Republican Congress looks only more feckless in feeding his fantasy.
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WATTERS: Yes, we have Samantha Bee in there with the feckless language.
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They cheered the Populists' old tunes about feckless foreigners to the rafters.
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What many Americans hate is redistribution to folk they see as feckless.
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Reckless lenders had lent too much to feckless (and often unelected) governments.
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Warren's bill would kill the corrupt, feckless Free File program for good.
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Or the feckless West that intervened in Libya only to abandon it?
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Politically, many of Venezuela's feckless opposition leaders would support a U.S. intervention.
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That's an indictment of the weak and feckless leadership... QUIJANO: Senator Kaine?
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In the face of feckless and corrupt people, there are better options.
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The Democratic approach is feckless and costly and will certainly be ineffective.
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And his sort of feckless inability to stop it is really interesting.
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Griffin calling Ivanka Trump "feckless" was a reference to talk-show host Samantha Bee controversially referring to the first daughter as a "feckless c---," a remark that drew widespread backlash and an apology from the TBS late-night host.
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Now, the years of weak and feckless leadership under Obama are now over.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: Do something about your dad&aposs immigration practices you feckless [bleep].
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We aren't proud of the feckless cowardice of Australia's prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull.
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With Scottish roots, "feckless" means "ineffective" or "useless," according to the dictionary maker.
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The timid messengers we sent to Washington before were often less than feckless.
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But too many have been absolutely feckless, including — most disappointingly — the House leadership.
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On the other hand, their critique of the President is that he's feckless.
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MORE, a man the Arizona senator has torched for a "feckless" foreign policy.
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"Do something about your dad's immigration practices, you feckless c–t," Bee said.
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The president is far from being the feckless wuss portrayed by his critics.
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Instead, it has become a totem of a feckless and incompetent Democratic Party.
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Not a single future life will be saved by electing these feckless politicians.
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After their departure, surprise: Charming Scamp William turns into Grumpy Feckless Hippie William.
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Mr. Vance's mother was an empress of instability — violent, feckless, prone to hysteria.
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But too many have been absolutely feckless, including – most disappointingly – the House leadership.
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Neither can it be the liberal counsel of feckless condemnation followed by inaction.
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" He calls those Republicans who support Mr. Trump "feckless cowards" and "vile enablers.
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Or, to put it another way, to make folklore out of the feckless.
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But the Florida sojourns provided Stevens with more than occasions for feckless behavior.
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We've grown weary of the feckless politicians we've been saddled with of late.
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His frankness was a refreshing and needed change from previous feckless Republican leaders.
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This op-ed paints a picture of Trump as feckless, clueless and hapless.
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To see the weak and feckless leadership that Hillary Clinton was the architect of.
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They probably just saw the headline: 'Samantha Bee calls Ivanka Trump a feckless c---.
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Despite such deviant behaviour by a feckless few, Bycyklen was something of a success.
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It either is based upon total incompetence, feckless leadership, or its done on purpose.
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He lambasts President George W. Bush for his feckless and disastrous invasion of Iraq.
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Mothers aren't supposed to have histories of being reckless, feckless or just plain fun.
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On Wednesday night, Bee called the president's daughter a "feckless c---" during her show.
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Don't be the same feckless idiots you were when this was a spy agency.
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This isn't LMFAO, or New Boyz, or any number of feckless party rap obscurities.
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It exposes the language and legal architecture of human rights as feckless virtue signaling.
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The Jedi were dumb, feckless elites who'd forgotten the spiritual nature of their path.
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Now the curse has come to Wyoming, and feckless leaders are letting it happen.
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Germans and other northerners have balked at the thought of bailing out supposedly feckless southerners.
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Nor was disempowering the feckless but well-connected tycoons behind some of India's powerful conglomerates.
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" No one seems to be talking about Samantha Bee's excellent use of the word "feckless.
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Comey's feckless leadership ensured no grand jury was empaneled in a case that demanded it.
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Coming from a stumbling, feckless regime staffed by amateurs and ideologues, it just sounds desperate.
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Henry's feckless younger brother, Jamie (Garrett Hedlund), befriends the Jacksons' oldest son, Ronsel (Jason Mitchell).
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Cad though he is, her feckless lover, the painter Anthony Winter, is still recognizably human.
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And so the feckless schemes of the conservatives realized the violent dreams of the Nazis.
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In this account, Trump is as he ever was: craven, feckless, moody, narcissistic, mendacious, forgetful.
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Russell can be viewed as a cleaned-up version of the earlier book's feckless narrator.
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"You never stop moving," Jill (Goldie Hawn) tells her feckless hairdresser boyfriend, George (Warren Beatty).
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You know damn well your husband can end this immediately...you feckless complicit piece of s---.
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Donald Trump is so feckless and dumb, he actually thinks you are dumber than he is.
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Imagine their outrage if one of them had been called a "feckless c---" on national television.
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Samantha Bee referred to First Daughter Ivanka Trump as a "feckless c---t" on Wednesday night.
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Bee apologized after referring to Ivanka as "a feckless c---" during a segment on immigration policy.
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He pledges to be more self-interested, obliging feckless allies to pay for their own security.
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He grumbles that feckless allies should cover more of the costs of maintaining American bases overseas.
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I'd like to believe the Blue-Eyed Liar's naïve optimism would trump the Bullshitter's feckless fearmongering.
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It is impossible to describe how weak and feckless she was throughout the Clinton email fiasco.
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But any attempt to meet concerns that companies are feckless and undeserving of trust is worthwhile.
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He might change his ideological orientation to suit Democrats, but he can't change his feckless character.
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Antihero: Saul Bellow's feckless nudnik Herzog, with his lofty erudite arguments and his grinding personal grievances.
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You know damn well your husband can end this immediately…you feckless complicit piece of s—.
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But nobody can accuse him of being feckless or pallid or unwilling to pull a trigger.
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A new U.N. mission arrived in 2016, but it appears feckless in the fight against impunity.
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Over time, the virus itself may impose its own kind of discipline on feckless political leaders.
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One would open up a robust democracy to global markets after years of feckless governance and isolation.
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It may be hard to accept, but Reagan was the most fiscally feckless President in modern history.
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For example, remember Obama&aposs feckless apology tour that was revered by all the leaders in Europe?
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The post also prompted Samantha Bee's now notorious "feckless c-t" comment on her Wednesday night show.
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Abroad, though, he has now honoured a radical promise—one his predecessors were too feckless to keep.
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It's not believed that the feckless analyst had any malicious intent but an investigation is still ongoing.
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Bee ignored Griffin's advice, apologizing for calling Trump a "feckless c---" in a statement on Thursday afternoon.
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Many Palestinians in Bethlehem described their own leadership as feckless and confrontation with the Israelis as futile.
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For the people of northern Israel, anti-Zionism isn't some feckless sally in the world of ideas.
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In a time when everything feels excessively meaningful and dire — or stupid and feckless — Hal is grounding.
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" Trump is quoted saying feckless things like, about the war in Afghanistan, "You should be killing guys.
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Disasters at close range also have a way of making ideological pronouncements seem remote, feckless and wretched.
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This he does first by flashing a wad of bills at Cara, his feckless son's English teacher.
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Palestinian leaders have been feckless and divided for some time; they boycotted the design of this plan.
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"They are going to blame the feckless, corrupt Republican Congress that they've always hated," Mr. Schmidt predicted.
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"They think these areas are full of feckless skivers who rub off badly against each other," said Thompson.
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We're not feckless teens anymore; we're grown-ass adults, and the challenges we face aren't fleeting, but systemic.
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Led by too many feckless politicians, the international community has been too weak to do anything about it.
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Democrats said the Republican resistance had been so feckless, and so thoroughly quashed, as to be mostly useless.
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The Obama administration was criticized for its feckless response when ISIS was holding four American hostages in Syria.
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Members of the feckless Congress party, which dominated Indian politics until a generation ago, are turning coat, too.
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Over the decades she has swooned for a gangster, a conniving executive and an assortment of feckless playboys.
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In their view, the feckless President has left Mexico's political direction mostly to his foreign secretary, Luis Videgaray.
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None of them slept over, because they, unlike the feckless robots, had work and school the next day.
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His past as a feckless cad obliterated, there's no going back to what he was, despite Yara's urging.
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It is creaking under the weight of uninspired, feckless leadership that has fallen short on three critical fronts.
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In just four seasons, Mr. Eugene had managed to transform the once feckless program into an undefeated juggernaut.
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Some might argue that this is not a big deal, because the FEC has long been notoriously feckless.
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In the middle it's more or less a comedy about a feckless guy taking care of a baby.
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During the last election, in 2015, his Conservative rivals mocked him as a feckless celebrity with nice hair.
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It has allowed a feckless politician to capitalize on residents' economic insecurities and reach the state's highest office.
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An administration that touts the long-term decline in violence but looks feckless when it comes to Syria.
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Academics have shown that very poor people are not feckless; when you give them money, they spend it wisely.
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But any concerns Obama and his advisers may have had were clearly irrelevant to today's reckless, feckless, simpleton president.
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Plenty of talented managers are reluctant to join firms where their career prospects would be subordinated to feckless scions.
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A coarse and feckless viciousness is the operating procedure of his White House, and the poison spreads to everyone.
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PIRRO: So Samantha Bee says something terrible about President Trump&aposs daughter, she calls her a feckless c-word.
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But time eventually makes feckless, self-serving, 61-year-old Twitter users of us all, so Ahmadinejad tweets now.
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All of this is part of a growing realization that our feckless use of plastics is out of control.
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As Harris describes it, the "feckless" Obama administration mismanaged Syria nearly as badly as the Bush administration mishandled Iraq.
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We are living in an era of non-innovation as a feckless DOJ/FTC and media enable monopoly abuse.
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He was a feckless student, and transferred from private school to public school, where he was expelled for misbehavior.
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This film isn't particularly kind to Queen Anne, the feckless monarch at its core, but history hasn't been, either.
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America's collective blindness to the consequences of its energy policies has been exacerbated by the current administration's feckless decisions.
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But let me just say one mother to another, do something about your dad&aposs immigration practices, you feckless (EXPLETIVE).
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The presence of the billboards causes tension among the citizens of Ebbing, but ultimately urges on action beyond feckless talk.
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Unlike the well intentioned but often feckless Shah, the brutal and clear-eyed Iraqi dictator saw what was to come.
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For them, the opening to Cuba is evidence of the president's feckless, despot-coddling, blame-America approach to foreign policy.
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The welfare state certainly redistributes income to poor folk, but it has not created a large class of feckless dependants.
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" That was followed by comedian Samantha Bee calling White House senior adviser and first daughter Ivanka Trump a "feckless c***.
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Samantha Bee apologized for calling Ivanka Trump "feckless c–t" but also had a message to those who criticized her.
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Ultimately it culminated in the signing of a shortsighted deal that can be described most accurately as feckless and dangerous.
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Mr. Modi fed the perception that India's feckless leaders had failed to allow the country to reach its full potential.
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America has a schizophrenic foreign policy right now, thanks to a feckless president given to spouting off as he pleases.
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If you have any doubts, you can look at President Donald Trump or at his feckless Republican enablers in Congress.
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The Council has been feckless in the face of major conflicts, particularly those in which permanent members have a stake.
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We Americans are self-governing, and in the face of malevolent and feckless and corrupt people, there are better options.
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I guess it would mean a Bill Weld vote for me, or whoever is the least feckless third-party candidate.
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Contributing Opinion Writer President Trump's feckless trade war is bludgeoning the bottom line of the Republican Party's reliable rural base.
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Mr. Trump spotted opportunity in the injured dignity of the Republican base and the feckless irrelevance of the establishment's agenda.
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And Mueller was sufficiently feckless in his presentation of the report that Trump's attorney general was able to misrepresent it.
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"All of this is part of Russia's much broader effort to cast democracies as feckless, ineffective, and corrupt," says Brandt.
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For 40 years, the regime has succeeded abroad because it's been willing to play dirty games against generally feckless opponents.
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In fact, the more closely one looks at what passes for "common sense" gun laws, the more feckless they appear.
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Now their way of life is threatened because their feckless sons and grandsons aren't holding up their end of the bargain.
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Hannity argues that Trump's rise is a logical response to the inability of feckless conservative elites like Stephens to stop Obama.
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Mister America is a sharp portrait of feckless conservative entitlement (born from being male, white, straight, middle-class, and much more).
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"u up?" nor was it a passive-aggressive "k" to a feckless roommate who left the kitchen sink piled with dishes.
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But these scourges, they believe, have a common source: the plundering of the country's wealth by corrupt and feckless political elites.
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" And other Twitter user argued that "If Rosanne had called Valerie Jarret a feckless c-word, she'd still have a job.
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Neoconservatives have often been accused of being chickenhawks, always ready to send others to die in feckless and ill-conceived wars.
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And then, in questioning the morality of the President-elect (and in such a feckless way) — that line Carrie previously crossed?
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But Yemenis are also famously resilient, living in the poorest country in the region and saddled for decades with feckless leaders.
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The party just spent the better part of a week looking feckless amid pictures of children crying on our southern border.
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And the best that can be said of our nation's effort is that we produced a feckless and disorganized Iraqi government.
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Organized labor, once seen as fractured and feckless in the Trump era, gave the Democrat Conor Lamb his edge in Pennsylvania.
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About the former: Bashar al-Assad continues to advance against his opponents in Syria, despite last month's feckless U.S. missile strikes.
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In an impossible situation that the more timid and feckless John Boehner was fleeing, only Paul Ryan could get things done.
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Behind that probably is an assumption and wishful thinking that the U.S. is in disarray, Europe is feckless, and so on.
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"On the one hand it's a bad policy, and then the other thing is it's a feckless policy," Mr. Mankiw said.
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Getty, meanwhile, rages about his "feckless progeny," especially compared to those bearing the names of other industrial titans, like Joe Kennedy.
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In Jack Thorne's listless new play, a group of feckless friends gather to discuss Anne Tyler and share their self-consciousness.
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Across the developed world, concerned citizens are pouring into the streets to lambaste feckless politicians for failing to protect the planet.
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She is also coping with care for her octogenarian, Holocaust-survivor father, and a strained relationship with her feckless teenage son.
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In doing so, he showed up Republicans like Walker as feckless — people who wouldn't stand firm in speaking truth to elites.
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This is why it is so upsetting that the US government has been so feckless when it comes to protecting our data.
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China acts vigorously to undermine the position of the West, but the response from the West has been tardy, incoherent and feckless.
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It continued under a series of feckless policies, including Richard Nixon's wage and price controls and Gerald Ford's Whip Inflation Now campaign.
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This puts the press in the position of looking uncouth or feckless if they choose to dig deeper or insinuate salacious rumors.
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The normally feckless state legislature last year passed a package of laws to create alternatives to the warehousing of less dangerous criminals.
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Either the President made good on his red line threat, or he'd have ended up looking weak and feckless, like Barack Obama.
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My feckless Googling had reaped a monstrous reality that I knew was going to haunt me for the rest of my life.
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To left and right alike, it speaks of waste and corruption: the exploitation of hardworking taxpayers by the rich and the feckless.
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The recent opposition, along party lines, to the idea of reinstituting sanctions on Iran is discouraging testament to feckless dereliction of duty.
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Democrats need to cast him more like a plutocrat and a feckless president and less like a buffoon and a cartoon villain.
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He is a paradigm of feckless male entitlement, embracing male power while abnegating the traditional masculine requirements of chivalry, courtesy and responsibility.
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But a fine cast (including Bobby Cannavale as Laura's feckless ex-husband) can't compensate for the screenplay's superficial sentimentality and lazy slapstick.
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Kenny Wells, the feckless owner of a Nevada mining company, is the latest entry in the Matthew McConaughey gallery of charming rogues.
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Giuseppe Garibaldi, rather than a dashing warrior, emerged as a waffler, and Victor Emanuel II, Italy's first king, as a feckless playboy.
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Lindelof and his co-writer, Nick Cuse, seem aware of it enough to turn the Cyclops master plan into a feckless joke.
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Come to think of it, this feckless man who would be God might have directed the arbitrary production in which he appears.
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Britain, meanwhile, is a sceptered isle under siege, its bygone industrial might throttled by EU regulations, its welfare system exploited by feckless immigrants.
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By the way, they were initially proud of it -- the executive producer Miles Kahn wrote, so feckless C word, seems to be trending.
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Samantha Bee has apologized for calling Ivanka Trump a "feckless cunt" in a segment from Wednesday's episode of Full Frontal With Samantha Bee.
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" Last month, fellow liberal comedian Samantha Bee came under fire for calling Ivanka a "feckless c—t" on her TBS show "Full Frontal.
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In Britain, you have the impossible Jeremy Corbyn, but faced with a feckless Theresa May, Corbyn's Labor Party nearly won the last election.
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Remember, President Obama&aposs feckless foreign policy as it related to Putin was a hiding under the covers while Russia took Crimea policy.
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The first revolution, in 2004, brought to power Viktor Yushchenko, who promised European-style reforms but ended up presiding over a feckless administration.
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Second, the feared Syrian air defense system proved feckless against Western airpower, shooting roughly 40 missiles after the US-led attack last Friday.
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Last week, Bee came under fire after she called the first daughter and presidential adviser a "feckless c–t" during her opening monologue.
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But when you strip away all the bluster, Trump is a feckless leader who constantly undermines his own agenda with lies and hatred.
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Such feckless arrogance caused Democrats to lose the presidency and hemorrhage hundreds of state and local elected offices over the past eight years.
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Will Ferrell's loose impression of George W. Bush as a feckless boy-man lampooned the dangers of letting lovable dopes step into power.
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Never in our lifetime have we witnessed a more feckless display of lack of leadership than in McConnell's strategy on the Supreme Court.
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I never had that conversation in my life: 'How can I get myself in the paper if I call someone a 'feckless whatever?
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While President Trump continues to cozy up to President Putin, his feckless handling of foreign policy is putting our national security at risk.
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Josie's had it with Carl, the lunkheaded, feckless father of her children, a good-looking dilettante who's vulgar and spineless and utterly undependable.
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But the U.S. State Department gives a pretty good indicator of just how inept, feckless, and stupid its leadership is in this crisis.
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Mr. Teller plays Vinny Pazienza, the Rhode Island-born-and-bred boxer who, as the film opens in 1988, seems a bit feckless.
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M.W. In a memorable episode of "Seinfeld," the feckless George Costanza couldn't seem to get a handle on what exactly "a mentor" is.
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Hospitals fill as the infection spreads and feckless elites dither, waiting too long to react and containing information to avoid panicking the public.
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Bret: Trump is not going to be defeated with feckless snark, or smug jokes, or hyperbolic depictions of America as a fascist hellscape.
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But Democrats just as swiftly dismissed the events as another example of what they call Mr. Trump's feral and feckless government by improvisation.
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What's more the government, utterly captured by the industries it's supposed to hold accountable, has proven feckless in the face of the threat.
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This has been the main story line over the past few days: Feckless president makes baseless claim; establishment Washington revolts; media piles on.
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Barbare spent much of her time circuiting the provinces, trying to help her feckless husband and then her hapless son salvage catastrophic careers.
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On Thursday, the disingenuous outrage was over Full Frontal host Samantha Bee calling Ivanka Trump "a feckless cunt" on her show Wednesday evening.
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Handing out punishments piecemeal was a clearly untenable position, because every slap on the wrist simply highlighted how feckless that approach was in practice.
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Meanwhile, his bombshell wife, Michelle (Judee Tan), has seduced her feckless pastor, Tong Wen (a woeful Shane Mardjuki), who is also a property manager.
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He quite literally gave his body to an organization too feckless to build a line capable of keeping him upright during his prime years.
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Bee last week drew wide criticism for calling White House senior adviser and first daughter Ivanka Trump a "feckless c***" on her TBS show.
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But Perón also rose on a wave of massive discontent with the democratic system, wealth inequality and the feckless, flaccid power of the elites.
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The feckless American response to the 2013 Ghouta attacks prolonged and intensified the Syrian civil war, needlessly raising both death tolls and refugee flows.
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Money tends to burn a hole in one's pocket, and mining companies have proven no different to feckless individuals when it comes to spending.
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Merely another feckless, if costly, way of blaming foreigners for our own problems, it does nothing to address the crisis already in our midst.
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This is not part of a feckless project to frustrate parents, but is driven by changes in the way the brain responds to light.
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During the 23-minute call, Biden took a few passing shots at Trump and accused him of dishonesty and feckless leadership during the crisis.
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This paradox is at the heart of the feckless, fruitless debate over tax reform — and nearly all of the pathologies of politics in 2017.
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By accepting the trope that paints public-housing tenants as feckless, we have acquiesced to their abuse and found justification for our own greed.
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Samantha Bee has apologized for calling first daughter and presidential adviser Ivanka Trump a "feckless c–t" in the late-night host's Wednesday night monologue.
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Obama was regarded by most establishment Republicans as feckless after failing to act once his self-described "red line" of chemical attacks had been crossed.
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How can one enfranchise direct voting without running the risk of a feckless tyranny of the majority motivated by short-term passions making terrible decisions?
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Eventually the questions over classified information found on her private email server, her disregard of national security and feckless foreign policy will take center stage.
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One of the most important recommendations was the creation of a tough new agency to investigate serious misconduct and police shootings, replacing a feckless predecessor.
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Among the supporting players, Mr. Procaccino grouses amusingly as the morose Fred, who seems to hate only the feckless Kevin more than he hates himself.
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Inevitably, the operation begins to go sideways, leaving Alejandro alone to try and help her, while Graver must grapple with his bosses' increasingly feckless orders.
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Thus far, the Republicans in Congress have proven to be a feckless bunch when it comes to standing up to the President's most outrageous actions.
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To this end, then, let the man be volatile, depraved and abusive, duplicitous if not hateful, creepy if not a rapist, feckless if not heartless.
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And "I was sold out by feckless party leaders who don't have the guts to stand up to cosmopolitan elites" is a pretty good excuse.
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Solving the testing problems will not be easy, despite heroic local and state efforts to make up for the feckless federal efforts on this front.
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Because I sincerely believe that it doesn't matter who you voted for — if you let this happen in our name, we are a feckless country.
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That would inspire a legal donnybrook that Mr. Pruitt has no guarantee of winning and would make his efforts look even more feckless and destructive.
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Now it's time to move climate policy beyond impractical radicalism and feckless virtue-signaling to something that can achieve a plausible, positive and bipartisan result.
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Much of the post-election recrimination has focused on the wrong things — on feckless second-guessing and on proposed strategies that range from utopian to counterproductive.
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President Obama's feckless handling of Russia has been so embarrassing that it may have emboldened Putin to annex Crimea, and terrified NATO allies along Russia's border.
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Samantha Bee may have apologised to Ivanka Trump for calling her a "feckless cunt," but Michelle Wolf has another insult to hurl at the president's daughter.
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Instead, political elites pounce on every tragedy to attack the Second Amendment right to self-defense and advocate that citizens rely on feckless government for protection.
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To designate the first as exemplary, or credit them with superior moral will, is to imply that the others are feckless and unwilling to improve themselves.
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Certainly, one can make the case that Bergdahl was a feckless, self-absorbed loser unsuited to the brotherhood of arms (another phenomenon the left can't grasp).
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Perhaps that's because his approach is a feckless, petulant response to the fact that Congress, elected by the American people, does not agree with his tactics.
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Why it matters: The feckless international response and lack of civic outrage to continued attacks carry broad implications for nonproliferation and deterrence and undermine international law.
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Megyn Kelly is calling out Samantha Bee after the late-night host referred to Ivanka Trump as a "feckless c–t" on her Wednesday night show.
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Using feckless UN resolutions which merely "call upon" rogue regimes to refrain from ballistic missile testing — as UN Resolution 2231 did with Iran — will not suffice.
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That lack of caution, combined with a disregard for process that bordered on the feckless, was a recurring theme in the run-up to the war.
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Breitbart News, the conservative media outlet Bannon once ran, has rallied to his defense by casting Kushner as a feckless, out-of-touch East Coast elite.
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He urged that the U.S. Navy should revert to the feckless Obama practice of "innocent passage" in the South China Sea, which effectively concedes Chinese sovereignty.
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Paypal, Deutsche Bank, Adidas, and other companies that boycotted the state had to respond to a national constituency; North Carolina's feckless senators and representatives did not.
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Her character knowingly risks her mental stability to pursue her stormy passion for Georgio (Vincent Cassel), a feckless charmer who can't live with or without her.
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Before the 85033 election, the world had been filled with uncertainty and new threats based on the feckless approach that President Obama took on world affairs.
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" The narrator of "Rorschach" notes that a man he hired "seemed agreeable — a trait I've grown to loathe," deciding the man is, in fact, "just feckless.
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Later in the movie, Luna remembers her as the station wagon passes the village where she was born, but he says nothing to his feckless companions.
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Millions more Americans can't afford service courtesy of feckless regulators and limited competition, helping make American broadband some of the most expensive in the developed world.
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So Evgheniya's future now includes being pressured by the K.G.B. — using the feckless Pascha as a pressure point — to return to Moscow and continue the affair.
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The bottom line is that, in 2020, the politics of health care system reform are feckless and the politics of healthy food system reform are untouched.
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He saw the Saudi royal family as feckless, but feared that the alternative in such a deeply conservative society could be an ISIS-style Wahhabi theocracy.
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One is whether to stay with the feckless but irresistible Ukpong or to attach herself to another Nigerian student, Disciple Ufot, who is strange but responsible.
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Her mother was vicious and controlling, her father a feckless con artist who sent her to college primarily so he could steal $40,000 of her student loans.
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Bee's ratings for her show "Full Frontal" were dropping before she called the first daughter a "feckless c---" during her monologue on Wednesday, The Wrap reported Thursday.
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On Wednesday, Bee called the first daughter a "feckless c---" during the opening monologue of her show, "Full Frontal," on TBS, prompting a backlash from the public.
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Yet a Linvoy Primus red card for a reported head-butt (I know, right!) and some feckless defending turned an inspired victory into a 4-4 draw.
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"Feckless cunt" was a waste of a shot at a senior White House adviser who used a 60 Minutes appearance to promote one of her ugly bracelets.
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Far more compelling was the B plot of "Switch," about the baseball-card recovery mission of Mike Ehrmantraut on behalf of the feckless pharmaceutical dealer Daniel Wormald.
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The move, which UN officials privately described as bizarre and dangerous — or simply feckless — would have relegated aid workers to areas outside of where most Yemenis live.
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Bayh's decision to run again for office surprised many people in Washington because he had sharply criticized the Senate as a feckless institution when he left office.
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That she's managed to achieve some momentum in spite of all that shows you just how persistent she is and just how weak and feckless they are.
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In fact, it was exactly this culture of misconduct and feckless enforcement that gave the impetus for the creation of an ethics body that conducted independent investigations.
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But the Trump alternative is like a feckless war of choice in the service of some just-seeming end, with a commanding general who likes war crimes.
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It was also a chance for rank-and-file Republicans to replace an insulated, often feckless, party leadership that had elevated its own interests over everyone else's.
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Political enemies are forced onto the defensive: Opposing reform means defending the status quo, no matter how bloated or feckless the current state of affairs may be.
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Such heroism among humbler figures in this story points to the fact that those actually charged with protecting their people are generally selfish or feckless or both.
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Yet after a year in office, he can now fairly be held accountable, together with the feckless and cynical congressional leadership, for making many of them worse.
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In fact, as Will's argument makes cumulatively clear, the current Republican Party is as great a threat to conservatism as Will understands it as a feckless progressivism.
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Calling Republican leaders in the House "absolutely feckless," Mr. Bloomberg criticized them for failing to check Mr. Trump or to exercise rigorous oversight of his presidential administration.
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Straying husbands and feckless sons are hardly uncommon in literature or in life, but such knowledge would hardly be much consolation for any specific wife or mother.
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For Mr. Dowson, such activities are in keeping with his philosophy that traditional Christian values are under siege because of feckless leadership by America and European powers.
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PATILLO: Well, what we have seen on the Democratic side is leadership being completely feckless and having no ability to marshal their troops or get people in line.
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Ever since TBS aired an episode of Full Frontal in which Samantha Bee called Ivanka Trump a "feckless cunt," celebrities and politicians have weighed in on Bee's comments.
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And under eight years of the former President Obama, well, his weak and feckless leadership, while Kim Jong- un&aposs actions became progressively, more aggressive and more hostile.
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Axios' Jonathan Swan has a colorful quote from a source close to Republican congressional leadership: "This has to be the most feckless bunch of boobs I've ever encountered."
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Since the war in Iraq continued for the duration of Bush's presidency, the words "mission accomplished" were constantly thrown back at Bush as evidence of his feckless bravado.
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This retreat may explain why Berrey, who is sympathetic to affirmative action, is reluctant to dismiss the diversity movement, no matter how inchoate or feckless it may seem.
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A feckless FTC and DOJ, no longer countervailing forces to private power but co-conspirators, have enabled invasive species (Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google) to devastate the ecosystem.
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While renewed conflict never broke out, nuclear weapons development soared in North Korea and it became more aggressive, due to the feckless nature of this "appeasement" foreign policy.
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The woman at the window at Roulotte Kim—perhaps she was Kim herself—would not sell this seemingly feckless tourist a plate of riz cantonnais au poisson sale.
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But prosecution witnesses have described Mr. Gilbert as a feckless young man interested mostly in pleasurable pursuits, who was furious with his father for reducing his spending money.
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Was he not, in his breezy, feckless way (or "vapid and shiftless" way, as his fearsome Aunt Agatha would have it), an equally effective bulwark of his nation?
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Editorial If President Trump refuses to certify that Iran is complying with the nuclear deal this month, he will be making his most feckless foreign policy decision yet.
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The other winner is Donald Trump, who will scream that if the Democrats are too feckless to manage a partisan caucus vote, they couldn't possibly run the country.
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These findings depict a chilling account of how the U.S. engaged in a feckless war resulting in trillions of dollars wasted and hundreds of thousands of lives lost.
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WELCH, West Virginia (Reuters) - The opioid epidemic that has so far killed half a million Americans is routinely blamed on greedy drug makers, feckless doctors and lax regulators.
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First, there was Robert De Niro&aposs "f -- Trump" tirade at the Tony awards, followed by Samantha Bee&aposs calling Ivanka Trump a "feckless c -- " on her TV show.
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His only useful contribution these past two years has been his rather hilarious undermining campaign against his feckless successor, simultaneously ruining both of their reputations with every inarticulate subtweet.
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With the exception of a few Governors like Baker, Hogan and Kasich it is filled with feckless cowards who disgrace and dishonor the legacies of the party's greatest leaders.
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On her TV show Full Frontal on Wednesday night, Samantha Bee called the president's daughter a "feckless cunt" who needs to convince her father to change his immigration policies.
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Donald Trump is calling for Samantha Bee's firing after the late-night host referred to the president's daughter Ivanka as a "feckless c–t" in her Wednesday night monologue.
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The party was founded to oppose EU bail-outs of debt-stricken countries like Greece, which many Germans saw as a transfer from industrious German taxpayers to feckless Greeks.
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But it is not beyond their power to try—or at least to appear on television to be trying, and then blame Democrats and feckless judges for any failures.
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Bee drew ire from the internet and the Trump administration after she called President Donald Trump's oldest daughter a "feckless c–t" in her Full Frontal monologue on Wednesday.
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Where Mr Bower gets it wrong, however, is in casting Mr Blair as a feckless flibbertigibbet incapable of the serious analysis required to think through and implement complex policies.
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Donald Trump campaigned on the notion that fixing Washington would be simple because the problems were simple; caused by the feckless idiots and self-dealing crooks known as politicians.
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" Teen Vogue's Emily Lindin tweeted, "The only problem with Samantha Bee calling Ivanka Trump a 'feckless c–t' is that 'c–t' should not be used as an insult.
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But there is strong evidence that the ever-feckless Obama administration let our country down in this latest presidential election by failing to protect us from Russian cyber warfare.
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"Someone should call D.C. and tell them we surrendered Guadalajara," Camarena grouses early on, chafing against what he sees as the handcuffs placed on his agency by feckless superiors.
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More thoughtful members of Hamas worry about becoming, in effect, a religious version of the Palestinian Authority (PA), the feckless semi-autonomous government in the Israeli-occupied West Bank.
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It underlies Mr. Putin's attractiveness to nationalist parties in Europe dismayed by what they view as feckless leadership in the face of economic difficulties and the challenge of immigration.
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"I interviewed survivors, evacuees, politicians, and nuclear experts, and reported day by day on the feckless squirming of the Japanese authorities," he says of his reporting in northeast Japan.
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Pierce maintains that the FBI has conflated NCAA violations with crimes and is playing the unwitting heavy — the "enforcement arm," if you will — for a feckless and ignoble NCAA.
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The "nation" did not cause Trump's rise—feckless GOP elites did by stoking racial resentment and telling their base for years that the mainstream media was lying to them.
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Even then, it's hard to quickly fix a decades-old broadband affordability and availability problem caused by feckless regulators, Congressional corruption, and monopoly domination of a broken telecom market.
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In the face of a feckless, reckless president spreading disinformation by the day, Cuomo has stepped up, using his platform to share accurate public health information and demand action.
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Now the leading candidate on the Democratic side is the feckless Hubert Humphrey, once the tiger of liberals, once the "happy warrior," now the soulless candidate of the establishment.
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But if they choose to ignore clear abuses of the Constitution, they'll also turn a blind eye to the precedent they're setting and how feckless they'll look in history.
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Conservatives have long seen Obama as a feckless, incompetent liar — the idea that he failed to prevent a terrorist attack, then covered it up, fits with their preexisting beliefs.
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I'm not sure, however, why disruption is often considered permissible and progressive when done by innovators for profit, and intrusive and feckless when done by governments to save lives.
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Brown, for example, acknowledges but scarcely dwells on how the princess' two children became "widely regarded as more accomplished and personable" than the queen's own feckless, always-divorcing offspring.
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So, at least as long as these things are under my influence, my daughter will be a Red Sox fan as her mother and her feckless father once were.
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They are called Viserion and Rhaegal, named for Dany's brothers, which I take to mean that one is a feckless chucklehead and the other is secretly Jon Snow's dad.
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What the appeal to such a feckless and ineffective international institution shows, above all else, is that the U.S. lacks any kind of mechanism for dealing with climate dislocations.
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If the representative of the world's largest economy and one of the largest emitters doesn't understand the science of this issue, it makes the U.S. look feckless and irresponsible.
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" A more positive review in the Los Angeles Times said the documentary is "practically a textbook about how ravenous corporations and feckless government can strip-mine the souls of workers.
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The fact that cities across America actually did the company's bidding was proof of just how feckless, toothless, and seemingly powerless government at every level in this country has become.
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For nearly 120 years, eminent US politicians and public figures have argued that Puerto Ricans are deficient children, too Spanish, brown, and feckless to be granted either independence or statehood.
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But there is another half to the political argument: the potent charge that government redistribution also picks the pockets of the hard-working middle, offering welfare to the feckless poor.
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It's a great tautology and it's -- for what everyone is saying about the democrats, maybe they're feckless, maybe they focus too much on identify politics, or they're not fiscally responsible.
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If you listen to the feckless mainstream media, he ran from the White House press corps this afternoon in order to avoid questions about bizarre interviews Trump has been giving.
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And, if Sessions generally fails to answer the questions asked effectively and/or looks like a feckless AG, he could be in trouble with the ever-image conscious Trump anyway.
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The fact that cities across America actually did the company's bidding was proof of just how feckless, toothless and seemingly powerless government at every level in this country has become.
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After seven years of Obama's feckless arrogance, many voters are so starved for strong leadership, they are willing to gravitate toward someone purely based on bombastic rhetoric, not his record.
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The editor claimed the article was an unsourced, overly-flattering depiction of a project that failed at its goals, while others argued that their edits were feckless and heavy-handed.
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"In hearings, Pompeo has committed to rebuilding a State Department where experienced staff fled in droves and morale hit rock bottom during the feckless leadership of Tillerson," the board wrote.
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The NFIP will buoy America best as a backstop to a thriving private market for flood insurance, not as a cumbersome monopoly supported by feckless regulation of the private market.
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Earlier this month, Bee was criticized for calling Ivanka Trump a "feckless c---" during a segment on her show about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) separating children from their parents.
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For Trump to ignore such lopsided numbers and fail to forcefully press the point during this month's summit in Brussels is simply a dereliction of duty and feckless presidential leadership.
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TBS comedian Samantha Bee has apologized for calling Ivanka Trump a "feckless c***" during a monologue last night condemning President Trump's immigration policy that separates child immigrants from their parents.
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He wants to go catch up with our feckless hunter pal Dave, however, for the first in a series of quests that I ditched pretty quickly in my own playthrough.
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But it's not just that it's hard for a president to wake up every morning to allied leaders, opposition politicians, and newspaper headlines declaring that he is feckless and weak.
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By paying for this round of spending with debt, rather than current revenue, the Republicans once again demonstrate that they are the "borrow and spend" party, enabled by feckless Democrats.
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"Band Candy" makes hay from this idea by having all of Sunnydale's adults devolve into feckless, rather stoned-seeming teenagers thanks to some cursed chocolate — Joyce Summers and Giles included.
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From the moment he observed "American carnage" in his inaugural speech to his feckless performance at the recent G7 gathering of industrial powers, Trump degraded his office and American prestige.
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She and her dad (Jason Momoa) — a taciturn, muscular dude identified as Miami Man by the letters inked on his chest — become part of Arlen's initially feckless, increasingly determined existence.
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Unlike the feckless Spencer, viewers have observed that for all of Negan's flaws, he does have a genuine respect for people who, again, unlike Spencer, have some grit and integrity.
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Unless the president (a) reasserts pressure on Pyongyang and (b) imposes punishing secondary sanctions on China, it will amount to a complete U.S. backsliding to the feckless pre-Trump era.
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Despite the kvetching by campus activists and intellectuals that Benjamin was the most feckless of rebels, the vast majority of those in his age group were firmly on his side.
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They claimed the issue, associated themselves with it, commanded public trust on it, and — crucially — worked overtime to exclude the left from it, to make Democrats look weak and feckless.
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The other was that Trump agreed to work with Russia, making the US president look feckless because of how Russia has defied America in Ukraine, in Syria, and during the election.
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But to the extent that the Diaspora's objections are prompted by the nonchalance of the supposedly nonvulnerable when it comes to Israel's security choices, then the complaints are worse than feckless.
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Washington would be left just two realistic options: stand down and look feckless or ratchet up the conflict into a full-blown proxy war and commit to finishing off the regime.
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There are feckless owners and overmatched front offices, still; there are the Sacramento Kings, and they will always be with us, accidentally setting fire to their underpants every 12 hours forever.
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The demand for more debates was too high, and eventually both candidates gave in to it, making the DNC appear utterly feckless, with not even Clinton there to back it up.
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The other is that the key premise of Trump's campaign was that all the wonky kvetching about the impossibility of his absurd border wall was just excuse-making by feckless politicians.
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Surely The Book of Henry can't really be a quirky feel-good drama about a preteen genius who sends his feckless mother on a revenge mission against a sexually abusive neighbor?
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Still, there's only so much cash in Bridgette's occasional acting spots and her part-time job tutoring the feckless children of Ally (Connie Britton), a warm but self-centered rich woman.
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Surrounded by hostile neighbors, Israel has generally shifted to the right, and leftists are widely criticized as naïve and feckless about threats from Iran and its militant allies on Israel's doorsteps.
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Contrasting that motherly image with the news of the moment, the Trump administration's immigration policy of separating children from parents, Ms. Bee called Ms. Trump a "feckless" version of that word.
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As one of Smith's interviewees points out, when these players disappoint, they merely confirm the stereotype of the feckless immigrant; when they succeed, they are treated like exceptions to the rule.
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The defeat bumped them to four games behind Boston in the American League East, and their offense — after an eight-run outburst in a victory Sunday — continued its recent feckless ways.
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In all, it has 146 full-time employees.) A recent video series, in which some (fake) American voters demonstrate how clueless and feckless they are, is a result of that effort.
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Your politics can change your interpretation, so someone who doesn't like Obama's politics will find things not to like about him, or will regard him as weak or feckless or whatever.
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Swartz continues her transformation of the feckless leader into a sensitive and empathetic artist by tracing his tutelage under several art teachers: Gail Norfleet, Roger Winter, Jim Woodson, and Sedrick Huckaby.
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But Mr Trump believes that foreign governments have abused that generosity, aided and abetted by stupid, weak and feckless American leaders, so that it is time to become more ruthless and selfish.
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Now, the comedian is not mincing words about Ivanka Trump, and is also defending Samantha Bee, who recently called Ivanka a "feckless c---" on her show Full Frontal (although she later apologized).
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The first is that de Blasio is being continually foiled, like a feckless park ranger in a Hanna Barbera cartoon, in his quest to have his staff type out scripted remarks phonetically.
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After being roused from bed to view the first flames, the feckless mayor of London declared the fire so small that "a woman might p--- it out," and went back to sleep.
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In the United States, Republican presidential candidates seized on the test to accuse President Barack Obama of running a "feckless" foreign policy that enabled North Korea to bolster its nuclear arms capabilities.
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Russia's project is also aided and abetted by Germany's feckless welcome of over one million Middle Eastern immigrants, many of whom will never be economically productive and thus be unlikely to assimilate.
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The comedian sparked a firestorm when she called Trump a "feckless c---" during a segment on her show last week about the Trump administration's policies that separate migrant children from their families.
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Then there was Sandra Oh, a Korean-Canadian, as the enraged Stephanie in 21920's "Sideways," who has a love affair with a feckless man named Jack, played by Thomas Haden Church.
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"All of this is part of Russia's much broader effort to cast democracies as feckless, ineffective, and corrupt," says Jessica Brandt, head of policy and research for the Alliance for Securing Democracy.
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The play is if anything darker and more terrifying without Blake, leaving the poor feckless salesmen at the mercy of a faceless malevolence offstage rather than some regular jerk in a BMW.
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You know Ivanka that&aposs a beautiful photo of you and your child, but let me just say one mother to another, do something about your dad&aposs immigration practices you feckless (BLEEP).
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Now remember, this is this woman who told Ivanka Trump, you&aposre a feckless "c" word, and you should wear something tight and low-cut so your father will change his immigration policies.
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The so-so-sorry part is what he and other Facebook execs have been rolling out over the last week, after an initial bizarre period of silence that made the company look feckless.
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You know, Ivanka, that&aposs a beautiful photo of you and your child, but let me just say, one mother to another, do something about your dad&aposs immigration practice, you feckless (inaudible).
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Their rival, the Palestinian Authority, has been feckless at pursuing peace with Israel and last year imposed its own punitive measures on Gaza, including cutting salaries, in a bid to end Hamas's control.
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The special affordances of E-age devices are precisely those of keeping three-dimensional suffering at a comforting distance while facilitating showy, self-absolving and, in the end, wholly feckless displays of outrage.
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" And her feckless ability to spot market imbalances even resulted in this doozy of a Yellen quote: "In general, I would not say that asset valuations are out of line with historical norms.
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Wednesday night, Samantha Bee caused outrage for calling Ivanka Trump a "feckless cunt" after the president's daughter shared a photo of herself hugging her child — all while ICE separates parents from their children.
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" — kentucker (@kentucker) May 31, 2018 If you voted for a man who said "grab them by the pussy," it's absurd to clutch your pearls over a comedian calling Trump a "feckless c–nt.
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In a scathing investigation, Justice officials announced in January that the Chicago department is beset by widespread racial bias, excessive use of force, poor training and feckless oversight of officers accused of misconduct.
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Many Palestinian activists see the aging Mr. Abbas, 81, and his administration as increasingly feckless in their attempts to build an effective government, but a new generation has not risen to replace them.
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Feckless GOP leadership and elected officials will help lose the 2016 election to Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonLewandowski on potential NH Senate run: If I run, 'I'm going to win' Fighter pilot vs.
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"You know, Ivanka, that's a beautiful photo of you and your child, but let me just say one mother to another: Do something about your dad's immigration practices, you feckless c---," she said.
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"You know, Ivanka, that's a beautiful photo of you and your child, but let me just say, one mother to another: Do something about your dad's immigration practices, you feckless c---," Bee said.
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Memories: feckless Europe at the time of the Bosnian war and the thirst, nonetheless, of the small nations reborn in Yugoslavia's death to join the European Union and escape the bloody Balkan gyre.
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"You know, Ivanka, that's a beautiful photo of you and your child, but let me just say, one mother to another: Do something about your dad's immigration practices, you feckless c---," she said.
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Oliphant and Wilkie occasionally get tough with their young subject—the coverup of his health problems, his "feckless" behavior with his wife—though they exhibit a lingering Boston tendency to sentimentalize the Kennedys.
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"You know, Ivanka, that's a beautiful photo of you and your child, but let me just say, one mother to another: Do something about your dad's immigration practices, you feckless c---," Bee said.
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And that represents a catch-22 for Democrats, as it'll be impossible to win in the general here without Dolores Huerta's support, but the only candidate she'll support is her apparently feckless son.
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Others expressed anger and frustration over what they expected would be a feckless response from politicians and the news media, along with what they predicted would be aggressive pushback from gun rights supporters.
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For Pompeo and his evangelical allies, Trump's bombast is superior to Obama's diplomacy, and they have spun his feckless week after the Soleimani killing as a shrewd balancing act between war and peace.
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He made his film debut in 21990 in "The Wild and the Willing," a drama about academic life in which he played the feckless roommate of a rebellious student played by Ian McShane.
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Lacking the language or institutional means to dismiss popular conspiracy theories for what they are, feckless US political and media elites are instead normalizing them, "defining deviancy down" as the old phrase goes.
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You know, Ivanka, that&aposs a beautiful photo of you and your child, but let me just say one mother to another, do something about your dad&aposs immigration practices you feckless (EXPLETIVE DELETED).
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Samantha Bee who was widely condemned for calling Ivanka Trump a feckless c-word, this because she hasn&apost magically changed her father&aposs immigration policy on breaking up families, says she is sorry.
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JERRY RAPP New York To the Editor: David Axelrod may be correct, but if he is, does it not speak to the — to use a John McCain word — feckless nature of the American electorate?
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"If you think that Donald Trump is the only person in this country that thinks we've had a feckless, anemic foreign policy in the last eight years, then that's just not true," Conway said.
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The war, he said, was barbaric, and the politicians in charge of it feckless liars who went so far as to falsify body counts to make it look like the United States was winning.
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A new report shows Samantha Bee&aposs late night show "Full Frontal" hasn&apost been able to regain its advertisers after the host called Ivanka Trump a "feckless c---" on her show in May.
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If Trump can convince his followers that he's lost because of a rigged system—and because of feckless elite betrayal—he could conceivably remain the leader of the largest faction in the Republican Party.
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That is placing an awful lot of faith in Americans, who have walked away en masse from underwater mortgages before, and particularly in millennials, a generation often derided for its feckless and unpredictable behaviour.
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The milling Democrats at the event, held on a hot evening in an sanctuary without air-conditioning, were already stewing over what they saw as Schumer's feckless and weak opposition to President Donald Trump.
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Richard Hakluyt the younger, one of the many colorful characters who fill these pages, saw the continent as "one giant workhouse," in Isenberg's phrase, where the feckless poor could be turned into industrious drudges.
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The deaths of her father and daughter followed, and her remaining child, the feckless King Tommen, was co-opted first by his wife Margaery and then by a religious zealot Svengali, the High Sparrow.
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A blanket prohibition on immigrants from every majority-Muslim country might conceivably pass constitutional muster, but it would be feckless: Not all terrorism is Islamist, and not all Islamists come from Muslim-majority states.
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One of the messages he was clearly hoping to convey was that, however feckless the federal response had been to that point, he is now harnessing the skills and innovative approaches of business leaders.
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T. J. Miller, the excitable comic who played the feckless blowhard Erlich Bachman, last seen in a Tibetan opium den in Season 4, left the show, bashing colleagues in interviews on the way out.
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That's Dax (Adam Pally), a feckless musician compelled by his pregnant sister (Jessica St. Clair) to dog-sit her mutt, Charlie, which proves to be a challenge since his apartment building doesn't allow dogs.
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Isma Pasha has raised her siblings, twins Aneeka and Parvaiz, since their mother and grandmother died; the Lones are Karamat, a rising political star, his feckless son, Eamonn, and his Irish-American wife, Terry.
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Plus, we&aposll point out the left&aposs blatant double standard as we compare and contrast and show you how Obama&aposs weak and feckless foreign policy seriously hurt this country&aposs diplomatic efforts abroad.
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The Devil and the Lord fight a war by proxy for the soul of a sweet but feckless fellow in "Cabin in the Sky," an all-black musical from 1940 that kicks off the Encores!
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And while both the book and film portray the Klan as mostly feckless, along the lines of the bumbling Stalag 13 crew in Hogan Heroes, the group is extremely dangerous and murderous in real life.
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At least two companies have suspended their advertisements from TBS' Full Frontal with Samantha Bee after the late-night host called first daughter and presidential adviser Ivanka Trump a "feckless c–t" in her monologue.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump asked Friday why comedian Samantha Bee hasn't been fired for calling his daughter and White House senior adviser Ivanka Trump a "feckless c***" on her TBS show earlier this week.
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But before we hand over more tax dollars to this feckless bureaucracy, Congress should demand hearings about NOP's complicity in what might be the biggest consumer scam in decades: the sale of phony organic food.
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Samantha Bee, who hosts a politically fueled comedy news show on TBS, called Ivanka Trump a "feckless c***" during a broadcast in which she criticized Trump for her supposed silence on her father's immigration policies.
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And both Douglass and Stanton felt free to use the Drunken Pat argument, asking why the feckless, inebriated Irish immigrant had the vote when—depending on who was arguing—black men or white women didn't.
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Punishing the use of chemical weapons without exacting a devastating price on the user is just the sort of feckless gesture the national security adviser would gleefully have mocked when he was out of government.
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Indeed, while the depiction of feckless American actions is clear, the alternatives at each stage in this grim history are not so obvious, nor does this book present us with a plan for the future.
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I saw numerous sets of talking points and scripts for anchors to read on-air arguing that George W. Bush was "winning" the war on terror, smiting "feckless Democrats" trying to undermine the United States.
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He plays a good-hearted, somewhat feckless widower, working as a supermarket clerk and trying to regain custody of his young son — who is being kept by his dead wife's disapproving family until he remarries.
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And yet it does: The same feckless G.O.P. that exists in a constant state of low-grade civil war controls not only Congress and the White House, but most statehouses and state legislatures as well.
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Supporters argue that the regional threats to Israel and what they see as feckless Palestinian leadership have in themselves dampened peace negotiations and require a change to US policy positions that have endured for decades.
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The groups particularly oppose Pete Hegseth, an Army veteran and Fox News commentator who for years worked for Republican-funded activist groups and think tanks that have portrayed veterans health care as feckless and corrupt.
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" Added a New Hampshire Republican: "We have handed our Party over to a narcissistic, feckless, classless RINO strongman wannabe who is the only candidate that actually gives the horrid Hillary Clinton a chance to win.
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On the heels of ABC firing Roseanne Barr over a racist tweet, a harsh focus is now on "Full Frontal" host Samantha Bee for calling first daughter Ivanka Trump a "feckless c---t" on Wednesday night.
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They insist they can come up with an arrangement in which capital and labor are simultaneously better off, and that they are the ones who will make the hard decisions, in contrast with the feckless Republicans.
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Most of these conspiracy theories are home-grown, but they are likely to be amplified by Russian state-sponsored information operations, because a primary goal of their interference is to make democracy appear feckless and ineffective.
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Instead Mr Trump told voters a story about "stupid" and feckless elites who had given away what was rightfully theirs: from manufacturing jobs to traditional values or a border secure against illegal immigrants and Muslim terrorists.
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Headlines above a front-page column in Wednesday's Post-Dispatch said, "Feckless Thugs of N.F.L. Leave Us With Just Memories" and "Black-Hearted Goodell Fronts a Cash-Driven Cartel," a reference to N.F.L. Commissioner Roger Goodell.
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Not only is the issue not ready for prime time, it's bound to make those who take it on look weak and feckless and earn the anger and animosity of the Israelis and Palestinians to boot.
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To liberals, Trump's apparent betrayal of Obama's promise is one of the most wicked things he's done in office; to conservatives, the fault lies with Obama for making such a feckless, foolish promise to begin with.
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It is hard to believe that our political system is so feckless that it cannot resist such overt foreign interference in our election to subvert the will of a nearly three million vote majority of voters.
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Sieh, so fearsomely disappointed as the wife of a feckless schmo in "The Band's Visit," all but drops her skin here; you can see her Harriet fitfully trying to create a new identity in real time.
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Various media outlets have covered the scandal of Samantha Bee calling Ivanka Trump a "feckless cunt" for posting a picture of herself cradling her child while her father's immigration policies separate migrant children from their families.
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The empire had grown weak and feckless, and, the previous February, Tsar Nicholas II had left his throne, bringing to a close the era of the Romanovs, a royal dynasty of more than three hundred years.
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But Trump is contorting to keep his "witch hunt" defense alive, presenting Manafort as a victim of a biased campaign and Cohen as a feckless coward who is willing to lie to escape a harsher sentence.
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Just how many eyeballs will be eyeballing Smith for signs he is being burned alive on a chemical stake – a stake thrusting right through the feckless heart of the Constitution's prohibition of cruel and unusual punishment?
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The references to Reagan and Thatcher come across not only as approving nods to conservative heroes of the Cold War era but also as contrasts with the feckless contemporary elites the movie casts as its villains.
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Feckless Karl, a superb comic creation, is concerned with the logistics of selling his dubious artistic creations, scoring some weed and, most crucially, concealing the presence of his current mistress (the latest in a long line).
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It tells of a feckless mother of four who feeds her offspring a bag of sugar, because there's nothing else in the cupboard, then abandons them outside a pub while she flirts with a man inside.
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She intersperses Anna's feckless investigation into Langley's past with notebook jottings that convincingly evoke the hunting and gathering of an alert writer as he sifts for fodder from childhood trauma and the detritus of daily experience.
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A few days after Trump's rating hit its nadir, the GOP tax cut bill passed — finally giving Republican voters a legislative achievement to be happy about from what had seemed like a feckless Congress so far.
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One of the things that struck me the most about a lot of the recent stories is that it painted members of the design team as feckless automatons that could not proceed without Jony approving every move.
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At times their rhetoric hardened into a sort of Trumpism for the left, with rapacious corporations, corrupt politicians and cowed regulators standing in for illegal immigrants and feckless liberals as the cause of all of America's problems.
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To catch you up: Last week, Samantha Bee called Ivanka Trump a "feckless c---" for being Ivanka Trump staying silent on her father's immigration policies while posting a badly timed photo with her 2-year-old Theodore.
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But Riyadh reportedly threatened military action against Doha if it went ahead with a deal to buy the systems, prompting Qatar to accuse Saudi Arabia of "feckless behavior" that is tearing apart the pro-Western Gulf bloc.
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The dominant narrative was that a new sheriff was in town who was going to act forcefully when he saw a threat to US interests, in contrast with his predecessor, who was seen as feckless and indecisive.
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Comedienne Samantha Bee did say sorry -- but only after calling the President's daughter Ivanka a "feckless c***" -- in what was just the latest explosion of angry and divisive rhetoric that punctuates most days in the Trump era.
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Washington (CNN)The White House on Thursday condemned comedian Samantha Bee's remark that White House senior adviser and first daughter Ivanka Trump is a "feckless c***," calling on TBS, which airs her show, to publicly repudiate her.
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Still others—the Secretary of State, the national-security adviser, the chief of staff, the Chief Daughter, and the Feckless Son-in-Law—are surely imagining either their own retirement from government service or multi-part indictments.
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And to see the weak and feckless leadership that Hillary Clinton was the architect of and the foreign policy of the Obama administration... KAINE: Well, let me — let me come back... PENCE: ... is deeply troubling to me.
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In that world, Marcello Mastroianni could be cast as the feckless protagonist of the Dostoyevsky adaptation "White Nights" in 1957 and then, 10 years later, as the existential antihero of "The Stranger," based on the Camus novel.
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Initiating the 232 investigation and then sitting on it for months was feckless; American steel imports spiked by 15.5 percent in 2017 as foreign steel makers rushed in products ahead of tariffs that have yet to materialize.
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It addresses the plot moment: Phyllis Brody is telling her love-struck niece, Karla, not to get too involved with a sweet but feckless cabana boy at the El Flamingo beach club where the show takes place.
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When young Johannes discovers the refugee Elsa in his house, he commits to writing a book about the supposed Jewish menace, in a bid to ingratiate himself to the Nazi brass who deem him a feckless coward.
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The Supreme Court never really caught fire as an issue with complacent Democrats — until recently, when the party's enraged base woke up and drove an initially reluctant Senate Democratic leadership into a feckless filibuster against Judge Gorsuch.
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This would, ironically, actually be more exclusive and unfair, since so often those that we tend to think of as "bad" — the abusers, the haters, the feckless and selfish — have themselves often had abusive and brutal backgrounds.
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Had the Ukraine scandal not subsequently emerged, threatening to make the Democratic Party look even more implausibly feckless than it's accustomed to looking, it's likely that we wouldn't be witnessing an impeachment at all, on any grounds.
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Russia exploited the opportunities created by feckless Obama policy statements and decisions like "leading from behind," the Russian "reset," the Syrian "red line" on chemical weapons, and the Hezbollah drug trafficking decisions, to name just a few.
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"It matters not to me as a judge whether Congress embraces or disapproves of the administration's actions, but it is time for a feckless Congress to come to the table and grapple with these issues," he added.
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That&aposs all I&aposm saying," the 48-year-old told The Hollywood Reporter , adding that the uproar over a vulgar rant in which she called first daughter Ivanka Trump a "feckless c---t" affected her "a lot.
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Back in June 2018 — yes, it feels like a lifetime ago for us too — Bee made headlines for calling Ivanka Trump a "feckless c---," and was swiftly criticized by talking heads on all sides of the political spectrum.
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Mr. Obama also argued that the country's most acute challenges emanate not from the strength of adversaries — a primary criticism of Republicans who portray the president as feckless in the face of mounting threats — but from their weakness.
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"I'm really worried about that, because that comes at a cost of security and data," he added, mentioning the lack of penalties following the Equifax breach, and Congress's feckless questioning of Mark Zuckerberg after the Cambridge Analytica scandal.
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Not necessarily because some feckless uncle left them with a pile of debt at the end of his revels; they are turning their backs on what used to be a pillar of Greece's economy and society: real estate.
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" Bee, who served as a correspondent for "The Daily Show" when it was helmed by Stewart, faced backlash last week after referring to Ivanka Trump as a "feckless c---" during her TBS show, "Full Frontal with Samantha Bee.
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Any Republican is probably going to claim that Mr. Obama is a failed president presiding over a weak economy with no wage growth and pursuing a feckless foreign policy that has caused America to lose respect around the world.
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Throughout this long book, Mr Bower skates over the political constraints that Mr Blair had to contend with, preferring to cast him as a feckless flibbertigibbet incapable of the serious thought required to think through and implement complex policies.
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Can she be as feckless as, say, a George W. Bush, as flawed as a Bill Clinton, as colossally unprepared as a Donald Trump, as gaffe-prone as a Joe Biden, as cranky and unkempt
as a Bernie Sanders?
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That fact doesn't sit well with the president's supporters, who think of Democrats as the party of kindness toward immigrants, and it doesn't sit well with Mr. Trump's supporters, who think the president is a weak and feckless leader.
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But with Mr. Trump in the White House and feckless Republicans leading Congress, it's possible that none of this will get done, health care costs will be driven up and millions of children will be left without health insurance.
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The Palestinian Authority can collapse — and as feckless and corrupt as it may be, if it goes, it will be hard to rebuild; Israel would have to provide all the governance in the West Bank at a huge cost.
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To say that 5 million people who would have voted for her — and even fought for her — stayed home or went the other way as a result of Clinton's feckless student loan agenda is almost certainly a large understatement.
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Once again he plays a young, gay, slightly feckless Australian with father issues; this time, though, his character has to step up to be a surrogate father to his two teenage American half sisters (Kayla Cromer and Maeve Press).
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A few of the people I spoke to suggested this, but, as an explanation, it sails too close to assigning wealth a moral value: People aren't rich because they're frugal any more than people are poor because they're feckless.
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It is not too late for the Department of Justice and its leaders to do the right and ethical thing and stand up to this most feckless of presidents — even if doing so means they, too, might be fired.
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To put it another way, the feckless ineptitude displayed by Pai since this phone-tracking scandal first broke nine months ago is not unintentional but reflects the precise level of power major telecoms wanted him to wield and no more.
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On her show "Full Frontal" on Wednesday night, TBS ranter Samantha Bee called President Trump's daughter and adviser Ivanka Trump a "feckless c---" and seemed to imply that Ivanka should plead for amnesty for illegal immigrants by seducing her father.
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Late-night host Samantha Bee, meanwhile, not only had to apologize for her May crack about Ivanka Trump being "a feckless cunt" on her TBS talk show Full Frontal With Samantha Bee, but the entire episode was scrubbed from the internet.
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On the other hand, they have regained it from the feckless and reeling Republican Party, whose leaders gambled that doing almost nothing with unified government for two years other than providing covering fire for their feral president was a winning strategy.
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But he would also speak in very matter-of-fact terms about banks that had to know about the fraud but turned a blind eye, feckless regulators, and "greedy" clients who gave him no choice but to continue the fraud.
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Perhaps Mr Trump wants someone who would at least look as if they were attempting to introduce such policies: by talking tough on television, and blaming Democrats, feckless judges and the media when his administration does not get its way.
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Strike and Robin are kindred spirits in crime-fighting and mystery-solving, but they're forever kept apart — Robin by her engagement to the weak and feckless Matthew, and Strike by his belief that he is too broken for a committed relationship.
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The most infuriating character in Confirmation is Joe Biden, not because he's hostile to Hill (he isn't), but because the figure of male power he represents—benign, feckless, incurious—is one that's still so familiar to women, especially within liberal circles.
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In Rory, they have "a new and improved Lorelai," a biddable, people-pleasing Lorelai who they can shape into a debutante and marry off to her nice, feckless, rich blond boyfriend, the way they wanted to with the first one.
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But "The Day the Music Burned" also struck a nerve with its deft and unimpeachable exposure of a conspiracy by a feckless corporate overlord—and outright conspiracies have not enjoyed so much prominence since the days of Watergate at least.
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This chain of events should be utterly sobering to the people of Taiwan, both in terms of what Beijing is willing and able to do, as well as the amount of support its leaders might expect from a feckless United States.
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Eurocrats have a lot to answer for: the huge mistake of the euro, the reckless and feckless promotion of austerity, the hapless response to the refugee crisis and in general the failure to take seriously the strains of internal migration.
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"You know, Ivanka, that's a beautiful photo of you and your child, but let me just say one mother to another: Do something about your dad's immigration practices, you feckless c---," said Bee in comments that appeared to be scripted.
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" Jill Filipovic never thought she'd say it: "Thank God for Andrew Cuomo ... In the face of a feckless, reckless president spreading disinformation by the day, Cuomo has stepped up, using his platform to share accurate public health information and demand action.
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In that case, what's occurring is a basic coordination problem, where party elites with considerable power to affect the eventual outcome are just failing to communicate with each other effectively and so are too feckless to stop the outcome they dread.
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But also because the punishment doled out by the FTC—which included a $125 cash payout that disappeared when consumers went to collect it—showcased a feckless government incapable and unwilling to seriously rein in corporate America's incompetence and greed.
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Neal's ability to credibly threaten that he might issue a subpoena has been undercut by his feckless refusal to follow through on commitments by himself and the Democratic Party's leadership to request Trump's tax returns upon taking control of the House.
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I found myself reminded of these unfulfilled summer dreams — my original mammary failure — as a new mother hunched over a whinging breast pump that for its best efforts could only exert the rare, stingy drop of milk from my sore and feckless tits.
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"These schemes, coupled with the mere force of limitation of a feckless political class that can't contrive fiscal and regulatory policy that creates jobs and fosters economic prosperity, has put us in the present unhappy presidential predicament we are confronted with," he said.
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But then also these things tend to either confirm people&aposs opinion -- Jimmy Carter, by the time 25 rolled around, he had a pretty bad reputation among a lot of swing voters and a lot of Americans as being weak and feckless.
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These attacks were fueled by raw hate, feckless leadership, a culture of acceptance, lack of proper education and the promotion of anti-Semitism, and every level of government from Congress to the school board must pursue all options to stand against anti-Semitism.
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Anne Hathaway stars in Spanish filmmaker Nacho Vigalondo's genre-jolting tease as Gloria, a feckless party girl whose vodka-soaked chaos finally proves too much for her live-in boyfriend (an earnest executive type played with restrained pique by Legion's Dan Stevens).
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"Arresting Maria will send a clear signal that the country's democracy is fast receding under a feckless administration that cannot abide criticism and free expression and will go to ridiculous lengths to muzzle all those it does not agree with," the statement reads.
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Doctor Ronny Jackson's withdrawal from the feckless nomination to lead Veteran Affairs, after a stint in the small White House medical office, made him the likely subject of future quiz show trivia, so short-lived was his blaze across the national scene.
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After the lengthy and soothing opening survey, the narrative turned out to be a tale of mad emperors, feckless elites, the plundering of public wealth, the degradation of venerable political norms, and the rise of a military caste that became de facto government.
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Mr. Schriefer dissects this year's ads through the lens of an operative who has created some of the most memorable campaign commercials of the past decade, such as the stinging 2004 ad "Windsurfing" that depicted John Kerry as a feckless, wealthy flip-flopper.
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In this, as in many other things, Sanders currently benefits from the luxury of irresponsibility: he's never been anywhere close to the levers of power, so he could take principled-sounding but arguably feckless stances in a way that Clinton couldn't and can't.
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Juan (Gael García Bernal), a feckless, 30-something veterinary student still living with his well-off parents, is working a summer job at the national institute of anthropology in Mexico City when he is reprimanded for touching relics with his ungloved hands.
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All the man has attempted to accomplish during his presidential tenure, in spite of these incessant political and mainstream media head winds, is to revitalize America for the good of the American people after eight years of the past president's feckless passivity.
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In addition to bestowing unconditional love on her dying father, she is busy negotiating her own health along with adulthood and all of its accouterments: feckless and sometimes tragic boyfriends, punk bands, dead-end jobs, and an ample supply of booze and cigarettes.
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It reignites a feckless debate that time and time again has forced Republicans to retreat, as we've seen with North Carolina's bathroom bill, the Arizona bill that would have let businesses refuse to serve gay customers and Indiana's similar "religious freedom" law.
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The massacre in Srebrenica, Bosnia and Herzegovina, in 1995 revealed in graphic detail to the international community how feckless safe-zones or humanitarian corridors are if they don't incorporate a ground force strong enough to stop a hostile force from overrunning it.
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His Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party's defeats in regional elections last autumn raised the possibility of a return to power of the left-leaning Congress party, which most of India Inc views (with some justification) as anti-business, corrupt and fiscally feckless.
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The feckless heroes here are Alex (the stand-up comedian Phil Hanley), a wedding videographer, and his buddy Justin (Luke Lalonde, the frontman for the Canadian band Born Ruffians, in an assured film debut), a telephone-sales rep living with his grandmother.
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Bee made headlines last week for referring to Ivanka Trump as a "feckless c---" on her show Full Frontal, criticizing the daughter of the president for posting a photo with her child while reports of undocumented children being separated from their parents were dominating headlines.
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They are very good, and Satya's a really great leader and he's got a great set of team below him and it's been incredible to see how he's in just a matter of years completely transformed ... Not quite as feckless, but not the other part.
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"It's too bad that her only accomplishment in office is being a rubber-stamp for this president including her support of Obamacare, the failed federal stimulus, reckless spending, feckless foreign policies that has made us less safe and the dangerous Iran nuclear deal," Romero said.
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Still, in general, Turkey's political opposition has for years been fractured and feckless, detached from much of the population and offering no compelling alternative to Mr. Erdogan, who has been the only leader to effectively appeal to religious communities that have long felt marginalized.
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Somebody called a Brussels bureaucrat, a faceless schemer intent on ensnaring Britannia in his Continental rules, became the feckless foreigner onto whom every irritation — from waiting for help from the National Health Service to all the Polish kids in the local school — was transferred.
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And given all the similarities between Logan and Christopher, you can read this stage in their relationship as Rory's attempt to do Lorelai's adolescence over — only this time, Lorelai won't get pregnant and won't dump the nice, feckless rich boy Emily and Richard love.
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His good-natured if rather feckless father, Claudio — whose heart lay in his years of campaigning with Garibaldi's army of the Risorgimento, and who made a somewhat precarious living through tailoring — and his cold and distant mother, Paola, were "musical," but not exceptionally so.
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Trump was elected in part by portraying and revealing politicians to be feckless weenies — and many of them went out and reinforced this view by displaying their willingness to be rolled by Trump in the campaign and unwillingness to stand up to him in office.
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Trump began a string of tweets on Wednesday by attacking the credibility of former National Security Adviser John Bolton, a witness under consideration, casting him as a feckless, sycophantic warmonger who frequently made mistakes and who is now looking to cash in by spreading gossip.
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And why is Mr. Leung allowed to serve out his term, when Tung Chee-hwa, Hong Kong's feckless and hapless first chief executive after Britain handed Hong Kong back to China in 1997, was made to resign unceremoniously midterm, after mass protests, invoking leg pain?
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It's also something that's been missing in Trump's America, when progressives have watched in horror as a feckless President tears down so much of what we hold dear and his own party simply shrugs as he makes a mockery of our institutions and our values.
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And if so, what will happen when she arrives not to find Negan, but a bunch of feckless henchmen and a possibly ready-to-flip Dwight, who spent Sunday having his cuckold status and his mangled face being repeatedly thrown in his, er, face?
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Those Democrats included Barack Obama ("generally weak and feckless presidency"), former U.N. Ambassador Samantha Power ("had to basically spend every day going 'Yeah, everything I've written about [human rights] doesn't apply to Israel'"), and Jimmy Carter's National Security Adviser Zbigniew Brzezinski ("a mini Henry Kissinger").
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DM: Palpatine makes an argument reminiscent of Carl Schmitt, that parliamentary governments like the Republic's are weak and feckless, and there are times when the narrative of the film appears to back that up; the Republic really was vulnerable to being overtaken by a tyrant.
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ABC's Meghan McCainMeghan Marguerite McCainMeghan McCain rips Trump, GOP on Syria decision: 'You feckless, unpatriotic cowards' Meghan McCain: Trump, Giuliani 'blowing it on a JV level' Meghan McCain: Women would be called 'crazy bitches' if they acted like male Trump allies MORE ripped President TrumpDonald John TrumpDemocrats request testimony from Trump's former Russia adviser Trump adviser: 'He should stop saying things that are untrue' US moves British ISIS suspects from Syria amid Turkish invasion MORE's decision to withdraw U.S. troops from Syria, calling the White House and Republicans "feckless, unpatriotic cowards" for what she said on Monday's edition of "The View" amounts to an abandonment of allies in the region.
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The women of Big Little Lies live in a state of constant conflict, dealing with abusive, or recklessly feckless, husbands, and meddling mothers and mothers-in-law, all while attempting to shield their children from the fallout from all the bad behavior (which they're guilty of, too!).
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"You know, Ivanka, that&aposs a beautiful photo of you and your child, but let me just say, one mother to another, do something about your dad&aposs immigration practices, you feckless c----," Bee said on her TBS show, "Full Frontal," using a vulgar slur against women.
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WASHINGTON — The White House on Friday sought to defuse attempts by President Obama's critics to turn this week's overnight seizure of two American patrol boats and their crews into a symbol of what they say are the administration's foreign policy failures and feckless relations with Iran.
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The narrative among the Republican candidates, few of whom have served in the military, is one in which a feckless President Barack Obama snatched defeat from the jaws of victory in Iraq and Afghanistan by drawing down our forces, and, in the case of Iraq, withdrawing entirely.
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While Trump has hailed Russia in recent months — Kaine even pointed out that "you guys love Russia" during the debate — Pence argued "the weak and feckless foreign policy of Hillary Clinton" has allowed Russia and President Vladimir Putin to become more influential in the Middle East.
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Although she apologized Wednesday — sincerely, it seems -- for using the word about the President's daughter, in truth, perhaps the biggest problem with her calling first daughter Ivanka Trump a "feckless c***" Wednesday night on her TBS show "Full Frontal" is that the comedian undercut her own message.
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Chapter two begins with a vulgar and wildly inappropriate comment from comedian Samantha Bee, in which she called Ivanka Trump a "feckless c***" Unlike Barr, who got the axe for inappropriate comments directed at a former Obama adviser Valerie Jarrett, Bee, hasn't been fired yet by TBS.
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He first saw what happened to Gadhafi for playing ball with the U.S. He then saw what happened to Assad for not playing ball with the U.S. Kim probably regarded Obama's America as feckless, but with Tillerson's trip east, America is leading in Asia once again.
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Any action that Trump takes will be feckless at best and possibly disastrous—triggering conflict with Russia, or the war with Iran that Bolton and others want—for there is no strategy to guide it except to "bomb the shit out of them" and get out.
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We all know that millennials allegedly have less sex than any other generation in history—even your great-great-great-great-great-great-great-great grandad, the ancient dude who lived in a hut, got more action than you, you feckless, fuckless, box-set obsessed wreck.
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"We're not going to be the stupid people anymore," he added as he portrayed the Obama administration as feckless on China, unconcerned with the plight of the middle class and unwilling to employ the firm tactics he said were needed to protect Americans against foreign threats.
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But behind the "gunpowder, treason, and plot" now commemorated annually by loads of English people drunkenly setting stuff on fire is a fascinating true story of feckless terrorists attempting to blow up Parliament — the kind of real-life melodrama that truly deserves to be remembered, remembered.
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The European Parliament elections, which will conclude Sunday, seems likely to deliver victory for Nigel Farage's rightist Brexit Party (driven by people angry that the March 29 Brexit deadline was missed) and a stinging defeat for both mainstream parties, the Tories and Jeremy Corbyn's feckless Labour Party.
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Practically enslaved to their grandmother — who adores Luismi, the only boy, and beats Yesenia with a wet rope for the slightest infraction — she resents her cousin's feckless, pill-popping lifestyle, constantly spying on the "little crumbsnatcher" in an effort to have him disinherited as a sexual deviant.
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His mother was judged, according to the standards of the time, to be ironhanded and manipulative; she viewed her husband, a meek man whose soul, Lowell wrote, "went underground" in his forties, as feckless, dandyish, and abstract—a judgment Lowell shared, though he tempered it with pity.
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If he accomplishes nothing else, Mr. Gabbay, 50, has quickly pulled off what seemed to be next to impossible: Giving hopeless, powerless and feckless Israeli liberals permission to at least imagine a post-Netanyahu restoration, to daydream again about being given a fresh chance to lead.
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Full Frontal's fate hangs on that distinction; Roseanne made overtly racist comments, while Bee used an insult to further a point and ultimately spur action (with the phrase "feckless cunt" getting so much attention, it's easy to overlook the phrase that comes a few words before it: "Do something").
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The decade of the 1980s was also the era of the fake-cowboy Ronald Reagan's "Morning in America" myth and his party's evolving campaign of coded racism, feckless corruption, bald-faced mendacity, and eroding of civil rights, which ultimately led to the ascent of the Republicans' current, lawless regime.
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"Downhill" is, at heart, a story about two wildly different interpretations of the same event: one from the stereotypically female perspective of a nurturing mama bear; and the other from the somewhat more caricatured point of view of the fragile, egotistic male — nicely embodied by the fleshy, feckless Ferrell.
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Mr Pence touted his stern views on abortion, predicted that tax cuts would cause the economy to take off like a rocket and said that American "strength" should be used to counter bullying by Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, after years of "feckless" foreign policy by the Obama administration.
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Christie's dismissal of Obama as a "petulant child" may not have been as harsh as the "feckless weakling" charge he made during the last debate, but the overall point was just as clear: The New Jersey Governor is going to keep shouting and shoving to stay in this race.
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Christopher CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsThe Memo: ISIS leader's death is no game-changer for Trump TYT's Cenk Uygur rips Dems condemning Trump 'lock him up' chant: 'Most feckless party' ever Democratic senator criticizes World Series crowd booing Trump: 'The office of the president deserves respect' MORE (D-Del.).
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But the show is also highly respectful of the principled Elizabeth as she learns to suss out her wily prime minister Winston Churchill (John Lithgow), copes with her ambitious but cloddish husband, Philip (Matt Smith), and drifts apart from her fun-loving, romantically feckless sister Margaret (Vanessa Kirby).
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MSNBC's Joe ScarboroughCharles (Joe) Joseph ScarboroughSaagar Enjeti: Republicans lost Kentucky by failing to appeal to working class Scarborough knocks GOP senator for Pelosi remark: He 'degraded himself' TYT's Cenk Uygur rips Dems condemning Trump 'lock him up' chant: 'Most feckless party' ever MORE on Thursday sharply criticized Sen.
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Just look at this from Joe ScarboroughCharles (Joe) Joseph ScarboroughSaagar Enjeti: Republicans lost Kentucky by failing to appeal to working class Scarborough knocks GOP senator for Pelosi remark: He 'degraded himself' TYT's Cenk Uygur rips Dems condemning Trump 'lock him up' chant: 'Most feckless party' ever MORE: So pathetic.
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In "The Summer Palace," the premiere of Succession's second season, the question of Logan's "real" plans take center stage: He spends most of the episode deliberating on whether or not to sell Waystar Royco, going so far as to actually ask the rest of his feckless family for advice.
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Donald J. Trump lashed out at Speaker Paul D. Ryan and other critics within his party on Tuesday in a barrage of Twitter posts deriding the highest-ranking Republican as a feckless leader and warning that those who have been disloyal risked handing the election to Hillary Clinton.
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But the truth is that it is too late for the United States to wade deeper into the Syrian conflict without risking a major war, or, at best, looking feckless by failing to fully commit to confronting Russia and President Bashar al-Assad of Syria and then backing down.
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That's an indictment of the weak and feckless leadership of Hillary Clinton and Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 85033 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,000 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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And since feckless leadership from our policymakers has left us all with little confidence of any lasting change, each of us must unfortunately take proactive steps of our own to increase our chances of survival, should we encounter a situation like this weekend's deadly shooting in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Rather than treating allies like reckless teenagers who can't be trusted without Uncle Sam's constant supervision, or feckless weaklings that will jump at the chance to capitulate to rapacious neighbors, Washington should empower mature, like-minded states to deal with local challenges before they become regional or global crises.
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Letters To the Editor: "Chaos Theory in Oval Office Is Taking Its Toll" (front page, March 2) describes a feckless, thin-skinned, petulant, impulsive and paranoid president and a demoralized White House in free fall, with the president at war with his own advisers, cabinet members and staff.
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If the effort fails, the party risks being tarred as feckless: in control of the House, the Senate and the White House, but unable to come through with a promise that Republicans have been making from the day Mr. Obama signed the Affordable Care Act into law in 2010.
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Seven years ago, former Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Bob Corker spoke at the Wilson Center and called it "feckless" of Congress not to act on it Three years ago, Senator Jeff Flake and Senator Tim Kaine visited the Wilson Center to criticize the "lack of backbone" in Congress.
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The murky foreign policies of the past two decades moved America away from defining its strategic interest on each global issue to a more populist, hair-trigger approach, giving us such blunders as Bush's bogus Iraq WMD claim and Obama's feckless erosion of a red line in Syria.
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For a man who likes nothing better than to brag about what he has accomplished, it looks like Donald Trump has finally awoken to the fact that if he wants to get anything done, he must forget about the feckless Ryan and McConnell, and make more deals with Democrats.
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During the impeachment hearings, news outlets gleefully covered the conflict between Trump and members of the foreign policy establishment, holding up the latter as selfless bureaucrats working tirelessly and anonymously on behalf of the American interest, in contrast with the feckless and narcissistic head of the executive branch.
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Jeremy Corbyn, the feckless Labour leader, maneuvers to keep his fingerprint off the British exit he not-so-secretly favors, while the majority of his party wants to remain in the European Union and eight M.P.s quit to form an independent group in Parliament to protest his policies.
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The leverage NATO gives Mr. Trump at the Putin summit will be wasted, however, if the message from Brussels mirrors the president's presentation at the Group of 7 meeting last month: Allies are feckless free-riders, America doesn't need them and it's the planet's autocrats who deserve our respect.
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Whereas the series finale saw Rory in her final year of college avidly pursuing a career in journalism, Sherman-Palladino would have given her a much different fate — announcing to her mother that she was pregnant with the baby of her then-boyfriend, the feckless Logan Huntzberger (Matt Czuchry).
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The address to Congress, in common with everything else Mr Trump has said, depicted America as a great nation under siege from hostile forces: whether those might be criminal aliens, terrorists, radical Muslims, drug dealers, feckless allies or rival trading powers trying to cheat and take advantage of the country.
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" On "The View," co-host Joy BeharJosephine (Joy) Victoria BeharTrump Jr's 'Triggered' debuts at No. 1 on NY Times bestseller list Trump Jr. visit to 'The View' boosts ratings to highest in six months Krystal Ball credits Gabbard's upswing in 2020 race to 'feckless' Democratic establishment MORE called Apatow's remarks "ridiculous.
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And the truth of the matter is, the weak and feckless foreign policy of Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama has awakened an aggression in Russia that first appeared a few years ago with their move in Georgia, now their move into Crimea, now their move into the wider Middle East.
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Having been introduced to the tragically feckless McNamara, who wielded awesome power, we turn up the ramp to find ourselves in the company of his clownishly sinister successor, Henry Kissinger, who presided over the putative winding down of the war, even as he set the stage for genocide in Cambodia.
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Wolf also said that most people probably don't know the context in which Bee called Ivanka a "feckless c---": It was during a segment about Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) separating children from their parents, and she was making the point that Ivanka refuses to stand up to her father's heartless border policies.
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It's probably the only thing the feckless Ron has gotten right, though I guess that's not much consolation now… • 'Ship Watch: The end of Jessie, sad though it was, would seem to clear the way for Rick and Michonne to pair off, something a creative fan contingent has been advocating for awhile.
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But this week, the two major candidates forced that debate into the open with Clinton's speech linking Trump to the "alt-right" movement, and Trump's new charge that the former secretary of state is "a bigot" who has pandered to minorities with feckless policies as part of a calculated quest for votes.
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Following vague threats that his administration might seek to commandeer what Trump views as the state's feckless response to its homeless crisis, White House officials also signaled a second battle on the environmental front -- doing away with the state's right to put in place more stringent vehicle emissions standards than the federal government.
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The joint response by Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senator Chuck Schumer to Mr. Trump's wall speech turned into a very funny mom-and-dad-sure-are-mad meme, while Senator Lindsey Graham looked like a feckless spinning top as he pinged from faux indignation at some of Mr. Trump's acts to adulation.
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Following a monologue on her show last month, she drew headlines and outrage for calling Ivanka Trump a "feckless cunt" after the senior adviser (to her father) tweeted out a tone-deaf picture of her and her child amid the news that was then breaking about the government losing track of 1,500 migrant children.
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But that debate moved on to a feckless ambiguity, under which legions of teachers are still instructed that it is wrong to teach children to read by showing how to sound out words, despite that decade after decade, science has firmly shown that it works best, especially for kids from homes with few books.
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In fact, it was sensible and plausible, a middle course between George W. Bush's impetuosity and exaltation of inapplicable idealism over practicalities on the ground, and Obama's feckless irresolution that has often had the character of telling America's allies and adversaries to change roles and places, as in an after-dinner game of charades.
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The comic called first daughter Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpPresident tweets 'few work harder' than Ivanka, Jared Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE a "feckless c---" on her weekly show, a taped program that demands considerable planning, production and forethought.
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Their win on Sunday night completed a four-game sweep of the feckless Orioles, who have the worst record in baseball, and was their eighth victory in a nine-game stretch that has also included games with the underwhelming Toronto Blue Jays and the Miami Marlins, the second-worst team in the National League.
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Rhetorically, the trope of widespread, pernicious "catch and release" should be understood as a new variation on Trump's favorite themes: that immigrants are infiltrating the homeland and importing violence and crime, and border agents can't be as tough as they need to be because of feckless politicians — Democrats, mostly — who don't believe in borders.
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No, these prosecutors likely drew the line at a feckless departmental leadership changing the sentencing recommendation after it had been filed with the court because, in the face of possible presidential influence and likely political interference, their reputations with the court-- before which they conducted the trial of Roger Stone -- were on the line.
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We need to point this out regularly, giving visible attention to the violations of civil liberties, the losses of those cut off from health care, the destruction of our environment, the self-dealing, privatization-for-profit of government services, and the feckless instability that a Twitter-based foreign policy is already creating around the globe.
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How we got here — featurizing Network effects, cheap capital, idolatry of innovators, and a feckless DOJ/FTC have resulted in a monopoly era where a wildly profitable business (phones, digital marketing, loyalty programs, cloud, Yoda dolls) can generate such staggering value ("antimatter") that entire industries become loss leaders ("features") to differentiate and protect the antimatter.
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It's not completely clear what led Trump voters to suddenly see the sunny side of one of the U.S.'s top global adversaries, but the ideological ground had already been softened up by years of favorable right-wing coverage of Putin's social conservatism and Syrian military adventures, set against a supposedly feckless Obama administration.
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Alluding to a May tweet from Trump in which he missspelled his wife's name -- as well as Samantha Bee's slam of Ivanka Trump as a "feckless c---" on her show in May -- Griffin was referring to news of family members who have been separated by federal authorities while illegally crossing the border from Mexico into the United States.
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Six months post-procedure it was springtime on my scalp however and, by the ten-month mark, the blooming results had given me a renewed confidence and tacit approval to carry on being a feckless bobo and tousle-haired shag-about (British for "fuck boy"—hoping it catches on on this side of the pond) for the foreseeable future.
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The celebration this week of comedienne Samantha Bee, who received a prestigious award Thursday night despite calling Ivanka Trump a "feckless c—" the previous evening, has rankled conservatives and even some moderates, who say that liberal comedians and celebrities are consistently getting a pass for outrageous behavior that would ruin those of a less liberal persuasion.
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But all Americans who are rightfully and deeply concerned that a feckless foreign policy is allowing the likes of ISIS to not only threaten our safety, but humiliate us, may be ready for a candidate who will pursue reality-based foreign and military policies that actually fulfill government's most basic responsibility to keep us -- and our freedoms -- safe.
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And lastly, there is an implicit, or even explicit, critique of President Obama present in both camps, which seem to see him as a disappointment: either as feckless or fainthearted, either because he went too far or not far enough, either because he was not tough enough with our international adversaries or not tough enough with his congressional opponents.
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In the past, the simplest and cleanest way to cut through and ultimately co-opt this shaky coalition would be to place a broad, moral filter over it — the Native Americans, compelled by religion and solidarity, can be held in patronizing, lobotomized regard and the misguided veterans and young, feckless activists can be sneered at and dismissed.
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Karloff's gizmo evokes motion-picture technology while the notion of movies as a form of mind control is further elaborated upon when the inventor and his deranged wife (the distinguished actress Catherine Lacey) program a feckless young mod (Ian Ogilvy, Ms. Steele's husband in "Revenge of the Blood Beast") to embark on a career of extreme naughtiness.
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Mr. Imperioli, an Emmy winner for his portrayal of the feckless mobster Christopher Moltisanti on "The Sopranos" (he also wrote several episodes of the acclaimed series), moved to Manhattan from Mount Vernon, N.Y., in 1985, and with the exception of a stint on 43rd Street and Eighth Avenue, gravitated toward apartments in the West Village and TriBeCa.
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Vanessa Hudgens ("Spring Breakers") stars as the company's relentlessly perky new head of R&D, but if the show succeeds it will be because of an ensemble that includes distinctive performers like Alan Tudyk as the feckless Van Wayne and Danny Pudi, Ron Funches and Christina Kirk as the cranky workers waiting to be whipped into shape.
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The manifesto opens with a statement of support for Brenton Tarrant, who earlier this year killed 50 people at two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand, and Mr Tarrant's manifesto, which propounded a belief in "The Great Replacement", a far-right conspiracy theory that holds that feckless Western elites are "replacing" those of European descent with non-white immigrants.
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The spread of the virus is rapidly becoming a test of Mr. Trump's core message: that despite the controversy the president creates, Americans are better off economically than before he took office and should stick with him, rather than siding with Democrats whom Mr. Trump portrays as feckless half-wits who botched the Iowa caucuses and much more.
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Despite all available evidence indicating that the sailors were detained because they accidentally drifted into Iranian waters, along with statements from US government officials saying the sailors would be released shortly, conservative politicians and writers immediately began blaming the situation on Obama's "weak" and "feckless" foreign policy: If our sailors aren't coming home yet, they need to be now.
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The magic-loving governess, Charlotta (Vera Voronkova), is played, for instance, as a deliberate grotesque, whereas the feckless Madame Ranevskaya (Victoria Isakova), normally considered one of the premier roles for an actress, barely registers in a production that makes much more of the mercenary (and, in this iteration, sex-mad) Lopakhin, played here by Alexander Petrov.
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Given a choice, a majority in Northern Ireland could well be persuaded to ditch what is left of feckless and intemperate Britain and form a single Irish nation — if for no other reason than they like the benefits that come with being a small country in the E.U. Of course, many things would still have to fall in place.
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With a strategic hinterland across the notional border with Syria and faced with an Iraqi army unwilling to fight for mainly Sunni cities, AQI morphed into ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham) and then into IS. It was given a helping hand by a feckless Mr Obama, already guilty of "passivity in the face of catastrophe" according to Mr Kilcullen.
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But most are more ordinary—the intimidator, the reckless driver, the coke-snorter, the one-percenter, the big shot wishing she'd drop the attitude, the lunch date gabbing about himself, the feckless no-show, the guy who was never home enough, the guy she did her best to love, the guy whose baby she doesn't want, the guy she misses even now.
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The comment was a nod to Bee's controversial remark earlier this month, when she called Trump's daughter Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpPresident tweets 'few work harder' than Ivanka, Jared Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE a "feckless c---" for not standing up to her father on immigration.
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Earlier this year I called Trump's ideal event a "gray swan," as opposed to a black one — meaning that he wants a constant drippage of stuff that makes both Clinton and the larger elite seem clueless, feckless or corrupt, but not the kind of huge crisis that would change the basic shape of the campaign or make him seem like an untenable risk.
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And far from achieving some golden-mean version of sober, fiscally restrained governance, it only increased the likelihood that the framework of budgeting-by-extortion would be used to extract demands from some future president or Congress—say, over a feckless plan to erect a wall to contain a nonexistent threat of rampaging immigrant criminality pouring across the Mexican border.
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Needless to say, nothing is less certain in art than gender, and though irreverent works like Yoko Ono's cheeky film "Four" (21915), Valie Export's "Action Pants: Genital Panic" (223), Kembra Pfahler's "Wall of Vagina" (21959), and Betty Tompkins's Fuck Paintings may suggest otherwise, many women feel there is something deeply feckless, if not downright alienating, about reducing the human body to its isolated sex parts.
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"While Li is an extremely able manager and bureaucrat, he has long been sidelined by Xi and has come to be seen as relatively weak and feckless, leading to speculation that Xi has made Li a possible scapegoat if the virus is not soon contained," Jude Blanchette at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, a Washington-based think tank, wrote in late January.
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"It should be noted that the current turmoil distinguishes itself from 2008, when reckless lending, willful blindness to a mountain of credit sector risks and feckless and irresponsible regulation and supervision of markets were the causes of the crash, given that central bank policies have been encouraged and been wholly responsible for the current protracted bout of gross capital misallocation," he said in a morning note.
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Actor Robert De Niro cursed out the president during the Tony Awards, while comedian Samantha Bee landed in hot water for calling Ivanka TrumpIvana (Ivanka) Marie TrumpPresident tweets 'few work harder' than Ivanka, Jared Dick Cheney to attend fundraiser supporting Trump reelection: report Trump Jr. dismisses conflicts of interest, touts projects in Indonesia MORE a "feckless c---" for her silence on the administration's separation of migrant families.
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But to believe that the aftermath of Lehman's collapse couldn't have been much bleaker with a more feckless and volatile president at the helm and a more hackish cast around him, that the Bush administration's response was the worst of all possible options rather than among the least-bad, requires ignoring a lot of very dark economic history that we were lucky not to actually revisit.
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Like a stopped clock that is right twice a day, Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE has managed despite himself to get one big thing right: The Republican Party has grown weak and feckless.
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My advice to my colleagues in the White House press corps: Don't waste your time speculating about who will be the new White House press secretary, replacing the feckless Sarah HuckabeeSarah Elizabeth SandersApril Ryan's bodyguard issued summons over alleged assault of local journalist Sarah Sanders: Democrats should 'quit lying and do their jobs' Biden pledges return to daily press briefings as president MORE Sanders.
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Christopher CoonsChristopher (Chris) Andrew CoonsThe Memo: ISIS leader's death is no game-changer for Trump TYT's Cenk Uygur rips Dems condemning Trump 'lock him up' chant: 'Most feckless party' ever Democratic senator criticizes World Series crowd booing Trump: 'The office of the president deserves respect' MORE (D-Del.), and William Todd, former professional staff member on the Senate Appropriations Committee, will work on the account.
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Goaded by Bush, congressional Republicans passed into law a new federal entitlement (prescription drugs for senior citizens, also known as Medicare Part D), ran up the deficit, promoted democratic ideals overseas in the feckless manner of Woodrow Wilson, considered a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants and confirmed a Supreme Court chief justice, John G. Roberts Jr., whose swing vote would later save Obamacare from judicial evisceration.
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" Co-host Mika BrzezinskiMika Emilie BrzezinskiTYT's Cenk Uygur rips Dems condemning Trump 'lock him up' chant: 'Most feckless party' ever 'Sorry Joe' trends as Scarborough faces backlash for defending Trump after World Series chant Scarborough scolds Nats fans for 'lock him up' chant: 'We are Americans and we do not do that' MORE interjected that she finds it "sickening" when Trump supporters use the chant "lock her up.
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" Co-host Mika BrzezinskiMika Emilie BrzezinskiTYT's Cenk Uygur rips Dems condemning Trump 'lock him up' chant: 'Most feckless party' ever 'Sorry Joe' trends as Scarborough faces backlash for defending Trump after World Series chant Scarborough scolds Nats fans for 'lock him up' chant: 'We are Americans and we do not do that' MORE interjected that she finds it "sickening" when Trump supporters use the chant "lock her up.
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There is a sticky cohesion to this episode, which is the apex of the season—it both stands alone and works as a mortar for the other characters' stories (Diane travels to Vietnam in the numb wake of her divorce, Princess Caroline is desperately trying to adopt a baby, the feckless Todd rockets to the top of the corporate ladder in a position he can neither handle nor control).
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And somehow the combination of pious obligation joined to cosmopolitanism gave the old establishment a distinctive competence and effectiveness in statesmanship — one that from the late-19th century through the middle of the 1960s was arguably unmatched among the various imperial elites with whom our establishment contended, and that certainly hasn't been matched by our feckless leaders in the years since George H.W. Bush went down to political defeat.
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Secretly kind to Prometheus after he is condemned for giving fire to the humans, she is exiled to Aiaia not for this transgression but for her use of witchcraft to turn the mortal Glaucos, with whom she is in love, into a god; and, when Glaucos spurns her for the beautiful but feckless nymph Scylla, for transforming her into the sea monster who will plague sailors for generations.
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The Young Turks founder Cenk Uygur ripped Democrats for being the "most feckless party" he's ever seen after some in the party criticized crowd members at Nationals Park in Washington, D.C., for chanting "lock him up" at President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE.
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Instead, they want Ryan to help prosecute the case against Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE and make the argument that putting another Democrat in the White House would swing the Supreme Court to the left and mean four more years of "feckless" foreign and economic policies.
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But so far his administration has merely adopted predictable and feckless interventions that not only have been proven ineffective by the latest admissions numbers but also insult the intelligence and dignity of black and Latino students: expansion of test prep courses, outreach to encourage more black and Latino students to take the test, expansion of prekindergarten, making slight changes to the test and administering it on a more convenient day in certain middle schools.
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Just take a look at this recent exchange with Joy BeharJosephine (Joy) Victoria BeharTrump Jr's 'Triggered' debuts at No. 2900 on NY Times bestseller list Trump Jr. visit to 'The View' boosts ratings to highest in six months Krystal Ball credits Gabbard's upswing in 220006 race to 'feckless' Democratic establishment MORE, where rather than talk about her policies, she instead has to explain that she's not a Russian asset or a useful idiot and defend her willingness to go on Fox News.
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Meanwhile, a second set of performers, in their own connected but distinct plots, provide the comic relief: Alan Ruck as the oldest sibling, son of Roy's first wife, who makes a show of staying out of the business while sticking his nose in wherever he can; Nicholas Braun as a bumpkin cousin who stumbles into a role at the company; and especially Matthew Macfadyen as the sister's fiancé, a feckless suck-up out of a Waugh novel who's Mr. Armstrong's most original creation.
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Republicans have vowed to weaken the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and now they perhaps can—firing the person who had stood up to Wall Street, cutting its funding to block enforcement actions like the one against scams at Wells Fargo, permitting forced arbitration, taking away its authority over Wall Street auto lending, enabling "abusive" practices in the financial sector without any oversight or enforcement, and taking other actions to turn it into a feckless agency even more subject to attack by the very people undermining it.
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It's hard to remember the last time anyone in the GOP expressed regret about the disastrous binds their party has led the country into, over and over again, in recent years: the endless, unwinnable wars; the cataclysmic deregulation of the financial system; the massive intelligence failure that allowed September 11 to take place; the pathetic inability to rescue the people of New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina; the scheme to build a model, laissez-faire state in Iraq; and so many other self-serving, crack-brained, feckless projects.
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With his showman's skills, withering attacks on his feckless opponents, and ability to attract 28503 million Americans to tune in to political theater, Donald Trump test-drove unorthodox messages, defied every law of political gravity, and dispatched his final opponent on May 22019 — a full two months before Bernie SandersBernie SandersTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Eight Democratic presidential hopefuls to appear in CNN climate town hall Top aide Jeff Weaver lays out Sanders's path to victory MORE dropped out of the Democratic competition.
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The vehicle for Rose and Doyle's startlingly strong collaboration is "Carmen Jones" (at the Classic Stage Company), a revival of the bizarre and politically archaic 1943 Broadway musical, with lyrics and book by Oscar Hammerstein II. Hammerstein based his show on Georges Bizet's "Carmen," the 1875 opera about a "fiery" Romani woman who brings down a nice Spanish soldier; working with Bizet's score, he built his story around the similarly "fiery" and feckless Carmen Jones (Rose), a black woman employed in a segregated factory in the South during the Second World War.
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"The View" co-host Joy BeharJosephine (Joy) Victoria BeharTrump Jr's 'Triggered' debuts at No. 2628 on NY Times bestseller list Trump Jr. visit to 'The View' boosts ratings to highest in six months Krystal Ball credits Gabbard's upswing in 28500 race to 'feckless' Democratic establishment MORE was roasted on social media after claiming in a heated interview with Donald Trump Jr.Donald (Don) John TrumpTrump Jr's 'Triggered' debuts at No. 6900 on NY Times bestseller list GOP motions to subpoena whistleblower University of Florida student government president faces impeachment over Trump Jr. appearance MORE on Thursday that she never wore blackface, a claim that was quickly contradicted on Twitter by the president's eldest son.
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Thousands of critics took to Twitter on Monday morning to knock MSNBC host Joe ScarboroughCharles (Joe) Joseph ScarboroughTYT's Cenk Uygur rips Dems condemning Trump 'lock him up' chant: 'Most feckless party' ever 'Sorry Joe' trends as Scarborough faces backlash for defending Trump after World Series chant Scarborough scolds Nats fans for 'lock him up' chant: 'We are Americans and we do not do that' MORE after he said it was "un-American" for the crowd at Game 6900 of the World Series in Washington, D.C. to chant "lock him up" at President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE.
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