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half-wit

[half-wit, hahf-] / ˈhælfˌwɪt, ˈhɑf- /


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Health and Human Services is just one Trump cabinet department that has been led by not one, but two half-wit hacks and undercut by the White House from Day One.

From Salon

With a broad, cherubic face, dimpled chin, unruly hair and a charismatic presence described as “gnomelike,” Mr. Pollard excelled at playing imps, half-wits and outright weirdos.

From Washington Post

Morgan’s audacity lay in his restraint: He wanted to see the Windsors steadily and to see them whole, as neither pampered half-wits nor infallible deities.

From New York Times

But they still paint these two adults as half-wit adolescents, incapable of thinking ahead, and unironically impressed by tourist traps.

From Los Angeles Times

He recommends that the left not ridicule Trump supporters, only to characterize them several pages later as a basket of “half-wits, Christian fascists, criminals, racists, and moral deviants.”

From Washington Post