flip flopping

He said at the time he wanted to revisit the issue, but Cantor accused Obama of flip-flopping on his own tax deal.

This word encompasses a sense of "flip-flopping" but it also implies a number of other complicating forces.

That's true, but they also lose support when they do things like that. It's very negative to be accused of flip-flopping in U. S. politics.

In politics, it is called flip-flopping. In banking, it is called postcrisis regrets.

His rivals often mock him for flip-flopping.

I've actually been flip-flopping on whether I should link the main site to the blog or not.

Wood samples from this time period show a climate flip-flopping unpredictably, which would have been bad for the Roman Empire.

Quote: - Fix to irrigation chaining bugs which would result in the AI farming excessively and flip-flopping between farms and cottages.

Otherwise the accusations of flip-flopping that did John Kerry so much harm in 2004 will begin to bite.

Nothing, it appeared at the time, other than Bryant's most basic desire, which was flip-flopping around like a live tuna in a bathtub.

But the flip-flopping over the Kitty Hawk made China seem both vindictive and indecisive.

The vice - president was accused of flip-flopping on several major issues.

The politician was accused of flip-flopping on several major issues.