Lame duck

The phrase "lame duck" typically refers to a person, especially a politician, who is still in office but has limited power or influence due to their impending replacement or the end of their term approaching. It can also refer to a project, organization, or plan that is considered ineffective or lacking vitality. The term is often used in politics to describe a leader who is no longer able to make significant decisions or advances due to their weakened position.


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