Word: judgmental
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...bask in autumnal sunlight. But in the fifth decade of a career with more bumps than the Nagano mogul course, he still feels twinges from old war wounds: from turning down the Terms of Endearment role that won Jack Nicholson an Oscar, from the rage that occasionally blurred his judgment, from folks who left in droves during the bad times. They've returned now. "And I just say, 'I know you always loved me,'" he notes. "Because in this business you have to do that...
...Speaking of simple, innocent explanations, McCurry offered one of his own Tuesday when he described the interview as a lapse of judgment. "I just shouldn't have said it," he shrugged at his daily White House briefing. "Sometimes being a spokesman means shutting up." But the concerns he voiced were clearly genuine; it?s not the first time McCurry has complained of feeling "out of the loop" on the scandal and its legal wranglings. He's just never said it so candidly before. McCurry and the President are not on the same page when it comes to Lewinsky -- indeed...
...evidence of this kind is used frequently in prosecuting crimes. And the media that ran the story generally had what appears to be credible sources attesting that Lewinsky had at least boasted of the existence of such a dress. Nevertheless, the dress story provides a window on the tough judgment calls about facts, and sources of facts, that must be made in reporting difficult-to-confirm stories in today's lightning-paced media environment. And it shows the occasional slipups that occur as a story reverberates through today's journalistic echo chamber, changing slightly each time it is repeated...
...Exactly! He'd take the bait. This is a guy with so little judgment that he was going to accept a deanship financed by Scaife at Pepperdine, a place that wouldn't show up on any law-school ranking that did not also include some vo-techs...
Stringer said he does not deserve to be impeached because his position on the committee should allow him some autonomy and freedom to use his own judgment, while at the same time recognizing the concerns of his fellow students...