Word: wrongfulness
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...mistakes. Many times they have assumed they are the ones who know what countries in Africa need. They want to be the ones to choose where to put this money, to be the ones to run it, without any accountability. In other cases, they have simply associated with the wrong people and money gets lost and ends up in people's pockets. We should correct that. We should be working together, and agreeing where to put money, so that we know it will make a difference and are able to monitor that...
...Rwanda for progress, which was not there at all. It's like today: always criticizing Rwanda and the government and not accepting the improvements or that Rwanda is much better today than it has ever been I believe they are doing that because they are defensive. They created the wrong impression of Rwanda, they were part of this very tragic history, they carry a responsibility on their shoulders. So they don't want to accept the new and the good that has come out of this whole struggle. And it has been a struggle. We have had to wage...
...there's no real evidence that the economic prospects of Western Europe have suddenly improved 40% compared with the U.S. This makes it tempting to assign the dollar's drop to the customary moodiness of currency markets, in which traders make guesses about the future and inevitably get things wrong for years...
Republican Congresswoman Heather Wilson of New Mexico worries that people might get the wrong impression when her party votes down children's health care. "It's a Republican program," laments Wilson, referring to the State Children's Health Insurance Program. "It was created by a Republican Congress...
...Republicans agree. The Senate passed the measure in August with the support of 14 Republicans. And Wilson was one of 45 House Republicans who voted for it in late September, though there were not enough GOP supporters to overcome Bush's expected veto. The White House is "on the wrong side of this issue," says Wilson, who holds one of the most vulnerable GOP House seats. Pressuring members to vote against children's health care is not the best idea for a party trying to regain power, she adds...