Fecklessness

It would be hard to assign blame to particular officials for the session’s fecklessness.

Labour Leader Keir Starmer, the likely next prime minister if current polling trends continue, is a former public prosecutor who wants to present himself as a model of probity in contrast to supposed Tory fecklessness.

It amounts to a dare that, intentionally or not, will frame Republican fecklessness in the face of their sacred obligation—exactly the message Democrats will try to send ahead of November.

It has been a sinister, brilliant, empty performance, abetted by the hopeless divisions and fecklessness of the Palestinian national movement.

And it only works because of its comedy, from the iconic fecklessness of Barney Fife, to the diverse idiosyncrasies of Mayberry’s citizens.

The divorces cost him much of his wealth, but Lerner bears primary responsibility for his financial ups and downs, and was apparently less than truthful about his financial fecklessness.