Sentence examples for insecure president from inspiring English sources

Not only do we have a chronically insecure President with Napoleonic pretensions.

By John Cassidy December 22, 2017 The Republican congressional leadership is happy to feed the Napoleonic pretensions of a chronically insecure President in order to get its way.

After so many years of getting W. to do so much of what he wanted, by giving the insecure president the illusion of deference and a lack of personal ambition, it must have been infuriating to Cheney to have W. turn a deaf ear.

But since Sept. 11, a virulent group of extremists known as Jemaah Islamiyah has gained strength, attacking in Bali and Jakarta and making the country so insecure that President Bush may skip it during an Asian trip planned for next month.

Romney said he hadn't seen the cover story, titled "Romney: The Wimp Factor -- Is He Just Too Insecure To Be President?" He also noted that Newsweek "tried that once" before with a similarly themed 1987 story on former President George H.W. Bush, whom he called "a pretty great president and anything but" a wimp.

You can draw a direct line from the hyperpower manifesto of the Project for the New American Century, which the neocons, abetted by Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld, used to prod an insecure and uninformed president into invading Iraq — a wildly misguided attempt to intimidate Arabs through the shock of overwhelming force.

"It's very clear to me that massive amounts of investment are needed in the private sector, where we are wildly insecure," says Bruce Aitken, president of the Homeland Security Industry Association.

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"President Obama watches 'Insecure', he said he can't quote none of it until after he's president," Rae said in a video posted by writer Luvvie, who was also in attendance.

Better not just of a president, George W. Bush, too insecure to inspire, but of all of us for whom easy credit became synonymous with easy amnesia.

The problem is that the president is an insecure, status-obsessed dummy.