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Stoodley agrees, saying that young fathers have historically been wrongfully "perceived as being feckless, disinterested and in some cases, a risk to their children".

Moreover, Russia’s intelligence apparatus over the past 3½ years has proved feckless and faulty.

Your husband won’t join you in therapy if you put pressure on him or threaten him with divorce or tell him that he is feckless if he does not come along.

She also offers a sharp contrast to the rest of the Democratic Party, which voters see, for good reason, as feckless, weak and corrupted by corporate interests.

They cast their opponents as dangerous foreign-born criminals and their feckless enablers in the Democratic Party and mainstream media.