Word: erraticism
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Republicans: In the winner-take-all race for 167 delegates, Reagan has many advantages: he is on familiar ground, parading leadership qualities that have produced five wins without a defeat in California primary and general elections. In a state where campaigns are largely electronic, he is by far the superior...
Playing partner Foster carded an erratic 79, lacing his drive on the fourth into water. "He didn't measure up," said Vik. "He was wild off the tee."
According to reports from those familiar with the book, The Final Days is an extraordinarily detailed portrait of the collapse of the former President. Woodward and Bernstein state that Nixon took to drinking in the afternoon in his little hideaway in the Executive Office Building. His appointments became fewer and...
The drinking became a big problem in July 1974. For years, Nixon's aides had known that he had a very low tolerance for alcohol. Yet he began to drink heavily as he sat for hours, usually in the afternoon, in that little office he liked so much across...
The emotional reaction appears physiologically as "ventricular fibrillation" which Lown said is "disorganized and erratic contractions of the heart which leads rapidly to death."