fiascoes

Three forces -- sky-high gasoline prices, the massive costs of rebuilding the Gulf Coast and ever-gloomier public assessments of the war in Iraq -- have combined to weaken Bush's reputation as a strong leader, and leave him vulnerable to the kind of second-term fiascoes that tend to befall all presidents: think Ronald Reagan and Iran-contra, or Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky.

Troubled Waters 2007

Los AngelesWhat lessons should the carmaker have learned from recall fiascoes of decades past?

The Hollywood Liberal 2010

Every week, there are major fiascoes in Afghanistan.

William Bradley: Afghan War at 10, 9/11 at 10+: Did Osama bin Laden Win After All? William Bradley 2011

It's not "infrastructure" as in lets ad some bike lanes to your 6 billion dollar fiascoes.

We Need People Who Ride Bikes, Not Cyclists « PubliCola 2010

Every week, there are major fiascoes in Afghanistan.

William Bradley: Afghan War at 10, 9/11 at 10+: Did Osama bin Laden Win After All? William Bradley 2011

With the ticketing fiascoes surrounding the World Cup in South Asia, the game's administrators risk alienating people who attend games.

Pardon the Commercial Contortion Richard Lord 2011

Its pared-down, old-school controls avert modern alarm-clock fiascoes: leaving the volume too low or on vibrate or setting the alarm for p.m. instead of a.m.

Back in Time 2011

What Clinton fails to talk about is the fact that the Waco and Ruby Ridge fiascoes during Clinton's administration lead to Timothy McVeigh.

Clinton warns against violent anti-government attitude 2010

Between the fiascoes over the Clinton and Obama seats, and MN electing a comedian, the Senate now really is the butt of a joke. —

Minnesota Board Certifies Franken Win - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2009

This system would mitigate fraud, make election challenges much simpler, and help prevent fiascoes like the 2000 Florida election or the 2008 Minnesota Senate election from ever happening again.

Eliminate the Secret Ballot | Heretical Ideas Magazine 2009