WHEN YOU HAVE 2 PEOPLE CALLING OBAMA fecklessness I THINK NOW THE WHOLE WORLD KNOWS HOW WEAK THIS LITTLE GIRLY BOY IS

Noun

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fecklessness - worthlessness due to being feeble and ineffectual worthlessness, ineptitude - having no qualities that would render it valuable or useful; "the drill sergeant's intent was to convince all the recruits of their worthlessness"

 

 

 

 

1. Lacking purpose or vitality; feeble or ineffective.

2. Careless and irresponsible.

 But it's been accepted that you, because of your own stupidity and fecklessness, had put yourself in a condition that you weren't fully aware of what was going on

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“He was low-hanging fruit,” one source told Fox News. “We could have picked him up months and months ago and there was no change, or urgency to do this now.” Obama tries to hide his weakness and fecklessness with actions like this one. It’s a futile effort. The world knows that the global policeman has left the arena.


 (NY Post) -- Hillary Clinton called President Obama “incompetent and feckless” and charged that he had “no hand on the tiller half the time” during a boozy reunion with college pals, a new book claims.
The scathing attacks came as the wine was flowing at a May 2013 dinner at Le Jardin Du Roi, a cozy French bistro near the Clinton family home in Westchester, according to “Blood Feud,” by best-selling author Edward Klein.
  Senior Vice President ICCI said that Government should not pursue the policy of burdening the consumer further because this proposed plan shows the fecklessness of the Government instead of tackling the problem of circular debt by adopting an economic stimulus plan

 

 Failure would also have nationwide consequences, tarring Democrats with the stain of fecklessness and discrediting a fiscal policy that combines tax increases and spending cuts.