competence

"Our chancellor in the last four months has shown more competence that the last four chancellors he had," she said.

And while incompetence is better than competence in his appointees, there are downsides.

It has also emerged that, in the previous year, a liver nurse only approved the associate's competence in using the equipment because she assumed he was a doctor.

And in a time when you can apparently fool some of the people all of the time, these videos offer solid documentary evidence of expertise, of competence and of fine motor skills.

Trump has often challenged Vice President Kamala Harris’ mental competence, as he did again Tuesday, referring to her as “slow” and as someone with a “low IQ.”