At the very best, it is deeply insecure and financially pressed.
Indeed, there have been brilliant advances on behalf of children in most African nations; yet in far too many countries, hundreds of thousands of children remain hungry or food-insecure and are pressed into service as barely-paid laborers, sex slaves, soldiers and as human shields.
It was too low down and people felt insecure, hence it got bad press".
But the idea that the voters of the United States might install someone in the vice president's office who is too unprepared or too intellectually insecure to appear on, say, "Meet the Press" or "Face the Nation" is mind-boggling.
In the interview, Rae also talked about the awkwardness of press tours, gentrification in Los Angeles, and Insecure's second season, which debuts this Sunday.
It's easy to get the stupid press to navel-gaze; they're so insecure".
According to UNICEF and WHO officials, over 2,000 immunization teams, mostly from the Ministry of Health, pressed to the fringes of the most insecure zones in Darfur during the massive month-long campaign.
I've wondered about Flynn's answer ever since: Was he just being prudent, signalling his devotion to an insecure boss who read everything his advisers said about him in the press?
The middle class in America feels insecure about their ability to continue its way of life and the press of downward economic mobility is real and felt.
Comparisons between selling news and soap might once have passed for cynicism about the press, but these days the most shocking thing about Sir Charles is how insecure he seems about his standing among intellectuals.
