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iffy proposition

noun as in crapshoot

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Ending the grace period for mail ballots already was an iffy proposition because Democratic Gov. Laura Kelly opposes the idea, and GOP leaders didn’t have the two-thirds majority necessary to override her veto of a similar bill last year.

Given the number of pink slips handed out to tech workers lately, that seems an iffy proposition.

Even if a contempt resolution were forthcoming, the next step — referring Trump to the Department of Justice for criminal charges — is another iffy proposition.

Leadership of only one national party is interested in passing climate policy, and your ability to keep Democrats in power — which polls suggest is an iffy proposition at best this November — depends a lot on policy-straddling and contradictions.

He knows better than you and I that actually getting Trump's nominee on the court is an iffy proposition.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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