Word: disarrayed
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...this stage of the campaign, I'd rather have the momentum going up, rather than being where my opponent is-sliding down and trying to hold the lead. Our people are enthusiastic. They're confident, while I detect that [the Carter people] are getting in some disarray...
...organizing, all the leafleting and all the statements to the contrary, there must be some underlying feeling among Carter workers that the campaign in Massachusetts is just going through the motions. No Republican besides Eisenhower has triumphed here since 1924; McGovern won handily; the Bay State GOP is in disarray...
...kick backs to one another for unnecessary or fictional patient examinations, clinic visits, tests and prescriptions. The investigation was maddeningly difficult because both patients and personnel at the ghetto health centers tended to be transient, and the fraudulent paper work involved was hard to track in the disarray of federal and state bureaucracies. But Skinner quickly became convinced that he had "just scratched the surface." So 15 months ago, he created the Governmental Frauds Unit-first federal effort of its kind in the nation...
...story page 33), his gratuitous insult in listing Lyndon Johnson along with Richard Nixon as a President who had "lied" to the American people, the distortion of his confused and confusing remarks on tax policy?all these and more have hurt him. He has also been damaged by some disarray in his campaign organization and disputes between his Atlanta headquarters and the Democratic old pros in Washington, as well as between his local officials and his campaign chiefs in some states (most of whom had been brought in from other states to stand above local rivalries). Moreover, Carter...
...Ford's great weaknesses is a tendency to surround himself with men who do not have the traditional passion for anonymity so necessary for effective service in the White House. Feuds between bickering staffers have afflicted his Administration from the beginning, contributing to an impression of general disarray...