And then the weird hug-or-handshake debacle. .
You can see victory or a debacle before it occurs.
The many incompatible approaches to solvency, or the debacle over MCEV [the new European measure of market consistent embedded value], are prime examples.
The chancellor's about-face not only seized the energy initiative from her center-left opponents, it also amounted to a gamble that could prove to be her most lasting domestic legacy — or a debacle whose consequences will be felt for generations.
The chances are very slim that we'll have another WPPS or Orange County debacle, especially since the economy (hence tax revenue) is on the mend.
And we haven't even touched the surface of Clinton's email debacle or foundation, or paid speeches to big financial institutions, or Trump's undisclosed tax returns, when it comes to the 2016 election, CNBC may have gotten it right when they said this is "The election no one wants".
The Republicans are using the AIG debacle (or any real or imagined "gaff" they can dig up) to try and smear President Obama with the excrement of the Republican's own failures.
Nor has it stopped or ameliorated the debacle around the Indigenous Advancement Strategy Funding that seems to have defunded or underfunded many community-controlled organisations.
Of course, the league would rather everyone obsess about that than its concussion hearing in front of Congress on Wednesday; or the Larry Johnson debacle in Kansas City which has drawn him a suspension or the complete calamity that is the Redskins.
Or the debacles that follow when they tune out the most important audience -- their customers.
