Michael Lane Outwood, Surrey What chance that the rudderless parties, before electing leaders, sit down with the Greens and assorted Nats to discuss how many outfits we really need to represent the 63% of us that didn't vote Tory.
Thinking Parsis despair over this avoidable controversy cleaving apart a community already grappling with survival, identity and rudderless youth.
German voters are not in a mood to guarantee jointly the debts of politically rudderless Italy.
In short, the government's Syrian policy is like a rudderless ship adrift in stormy seas.
Rather, Lewis is an opportunist, as currency traders tend to be, and M&B's rudderless state is a chance to make money.
A lot will depend on who ends up leading the PAN, which is restive and rudderless after finishing third in the presidential election.
The DPJ shows no sign of being a party ready to hold power.So an unpredictable period looms for Japanese politics, with the ship of state under the LDP likely to prove rudderless, accident-prone and even corrupt and nothing better to be expected from the opposition.
As well as losing money, it has alienated developmentalists by investing in such unbucolic areas as telecoms, Internet firms, makers of hiking gear and Canadian airport builders.In response to a blast of criticism this week from the press and the opposition, Clare Short, secretary of state for development, has refined the government's concept for the rudderless CDC.
Zack Miller was left alone, rudderless and battered by low oil prices and by the crash of 1929.
At the same time, the mood of rudderless leadership has been worsened by questions over Mr Putin's health.For much of October and November, Mr Putin worked at his Novo-Ogaryovo residence outside Moscow, rarely going to the Kremlin and cancelling foreign trips to Bulgaria, India and Turkey (though he is now going to Turkey next week).
But this year's school will be fraught, for some of the party's own leaders have taken to denouncing it as lifeless, rudderless and ready to be buried.Were such accusations merely the dark mutterings of has-been grandees, they might not matter.
