Davies also claims that, after overseeing News International in London, James Murdoch was brought by his father to the U.S., where he is "discredited, unfavored, powerless".
A new Pres. is being chosen by Congress, without any role being given to the people... Instead Congress will automatically approve the choice that the most discredited Pres. in the nation's history made after he was discredited.
I think he's discredited and ineffectual, yes.
Portrayed as Milosevic's helpless stooge, he was discredited in the eyes of the Kosovar Albanians.
He was discredited among a large segment of the people and was challenged by powerful rivals within the party leadership.
When Bill Clinton was the victim, many Americans hated the kind of politics by which he was discredited because they still wanted to like him.
"He's discredited many of the attacks that the Bush campaign has made about John Kerry, particularly as it relates to national security and defense".
General Ne Win was once a powerful figure in Myanmar, formerly Burma, but his influence began to wane a few years ago, and he was discredited earlier this year with the arrest of his relatives.
Gloucester remained heir presumptive but in 1441 his ambitious wife, Eleanor Cobham, consulted astrologers on the likelihood of the king's death and was arrested for treasonable necromancyalthough Gloucester was not implicated he was discredited forced into retirement.
Neither part of his little quip helps smooth over the clunkiness of this latest honorary title: if he does ever practise law after his honorary ceremony on Monday called him to the Bench, he'd be discrediting the legal profession and showing that, again, our royal family think of themselves as above the usual laws and regulations.
