Waffled

My first thought was but then I was like, “Nah, let’s keep this column apolitical!” but I went with TRU and waffled between for a while, finally deciding that I’d my instincts.

Waffle irons are relatively cheap, cook food quickly, and give it an even crunch, and opening a lid to reveal waffled Skittles or cheeseburgers makes a great visual on video-driven social media.

WASHINGTON (JTA) — For months earlier this year, mainstream American Jewish groups waffled on how much to weigh in on Israel’s internal political debates, something many had studiously avoided in the past.

She waffled on about women.

At first, Trader Joe's waffled at her demands.

Over the past two seasons, his play waffled between mediocre and downright bad, tanking his draft stock.

The 32-year-old, seven-time Pro Bowler said he would never play in the NFL again after being released by New England, and has waffled on his stance numerous times since then.

Kamala Harris, who Bernie Sanders’ Senate bill, has consistently waffled, and has on a plan that continues to let private insurers play a role.

Over the course of his 2016 presidential campaign, Trump waffled over whether he’d actually make his returns available to the public.

When asked if she planned to apologize to Murray or to the union, with which she needs to negotiate a new contract, Lightfoot waffled.

When Cory Booker was asked about stripping churches of tax-exempt status, he did what he always does – he waffled.

One of Sarah’s great talents is seeing the potential of new conservative leaders, and endorsing them when the Republican establishment either waffled or was opposed.

White House officials initially waffled on the president's intentions.

Harding waffled on the League, thereby keeping Idaho Senator William Borah and other Republican "irreconcilables" in line.