vaporware

He was the “antiwar” candidate who promised to bring back torture, the crusader for the “forgotten man” who gave huge tax breaks to the wealthy, the builder of imaginary border walls, nonexistent health care plans and vaporware agreements with foreign tyrants.

Without any details, his promise looks like what Silicon Valley calls “vaporware” — an announcement without a product.

Investment firms such as Andreessen Horowitz have declared that “it’s time to build” real world-changing companies, only to pour billions into crypto-hype vaporware.

But he has a history of touting innovations that proved to be vaporware.

It's unlikely that Schumer and Manchin would go to such lengths if this bill was vaporware.