mid-course correction

It is also due to the precision of the first and second mid-course correction maneuvers — small trajectory tweaks that the spacecraft has completed in the days since launching, setting it on a path toward its destination a million miles from Earth.

“If he doesn’t make a mid-course correction here, he’s going to lose this Super Bowl,” said Peter Navarro, a former White House economic adviser who remains close with Trump and has been urging him to ditch his current legal team and focus his case on the voter fraud allegations that have been dismissed by dozens of judges and state election officials, as well as Trump’s former attorney general.

At a news conference, Powell characterized the move as a “mid-course correction” and struggled to articulate the Fed’s strategy and what might prompt future rate cuts.

Instead, gesturing to indicate an upward and then a downward curve, he said that after a good first 15 years, things had turned bad and a "mid-course correction" was needed.

A lot of them will vote for Donald Trump because they want a radical mid-course correction.