decisiveness

The only decisiveness is coming from the Clinton Camp.

Ferraro: Reagan Dems find Obama campaign 'frightening' 2008

Your sardony bears the stain of the Old Republican mind: unfettered liberalism breeding questioning and hesitation when decisiveness is key.

I Am Surrounded By Idiots 2005

It matters not that his decisiveness is a scripted act, or that the results of his firm decisions are almost uniformly disastrous.

Peace, order and good government, eh?: July 2006 Archives 2006

Therefore our decisiveness is a clear cutting off of a fantasy and what it conceptually implies, like the cutting of a taut rope.

The Gelug-Kagyu Tradition of Mahamudra ��� 5 Meditation on the Deepest Nature of the Conventional "Me" and All Phenomena, Including Mind 1997

Did Bush's decisiveness really discredit the idea of decisiveness itself?

The Seattle Times 2011

We let readers vote on four of our most special bottles, and the outcome had the kind of decisiveness that Al Franken and Norm Coleman can only dream about: Westport Rivers Winery 1999 Brut Cuvée won in a landslide. iStockphoto The Westport Rivers bubbly was a perfect OTBN candidate because of its special origins.

A Sparkling Night of Stature 2009

I thought the first debate had "decisiveness" down for McCain but impression was generally bad.

Obama Scores Clear Win In Low-Key Debate 2009

The most important characteristic of a President may be "decisiveness" e.g.

Obama "is not a messiah and does not act or speak like one. He's a traditionalist in many ways." Ann Althouse 2009

On the contrary, the Connecticut outcome shows precisely the kind of decisiveness that voters have been waiting for from the minority party.

Suzanne Nossel: Letting Go of Joe 2008

To which I say, wow, even George Bush's "decisiveness" can't hold a candle to the recklessness of John McCain.

Robert Koehler: The Time Has Come 2008