Knowing how much cash you are squandering for your fix?
Democrats such as Mr Westly and Phil Angelides, the state treasurer, would think they had a real shot at toppling the governor in a year's time; the lawmakers would see no need to compromise, either with each other or with the governor; and, worst of all, a chance to blow up at least some of the boxes would have been squandered.For that, the governor will clearly blame "special interests".
Tax Cuts "A record surplus was squandered on tax cuts for people who didn't need them and weren't even asking for them".
"We watched a record surplus that was squandered on tax cuts for folks who didn't need them and weren't asking for them," he said.
Representative Ron DeSantis, Republican of Florida, said that their most compelling message — that the president's health care law was not ready, and should at least be delayed for individuals — was squandered during their conference's early push to defund the entire law.
It is equally sad that diplomatic goodwill thus earned in, for example, Poland and Hungary, was squandered, first by Labour's failure to nurture those relationships, then by David Cameron's indulgence of rhetoric that vilifies migrating citizens of friendly countries as parasites.
Any emotional lift the Yankees might have derived from the trade for Denny Neagle was squandered in a brutal 11-9 loss to the persistent Florida Marlins at Yankee Stadium last night; Orlando Hernandez was hammered for eight runs, six of them coming on three-run homers by Mike Lowell and Derrek Lee.
But an opportunity to extend the Stuart Little momentum into other Sony businesses (it might make a great game for the Sony PlayStation) was squandered.
For Villa, however, a golden opportunity to move ahead of Everton - at least for 24 hours - was squandered by a limp, lifeless performance that was rightly punished by Steve Bruce's team.
