ineptitude

So much of Calloway’s persona rested on her brilliant ideas tempered by charming ineptitude, her devil-may-care approach to her own fame.

He blames ineptitude at UN agencies in Gaza and has repeatedly accused the UN of doing nothing about the systematic theft of food by Hamas.

He has carried on about the cost of a renovation of the Fed’s Washington headquarters building, even misrepresenting the cost and nature of the project, suggesting that it points to Powell’s managerial ineptitude.

Meanwhile, we are dealing with a GOP for which it’s impossible to determine whether the greater danger to the country is from MAGA’s brutal destruction of democracy or the party’s monumental ineptitude.

Against them were arrayed the Whigs, whose combination of bad luck and ineptitude has made them a byword for political failure.