undecisionmaker (noun): A term coined by law professor Greg McNeal, it refers to a person (often in government) whose job is to say all the reasons something can't happen.
I met with a bunch of undecisionmakers, nothing is going to happen any time soon on this project.
Boss: Just find the decisionmaker!
Employee: There is no decisionmaker, there are just a bunch of undecisionmakers.
Television Indecision (TI for short) is the state of indecision about which television to watch while watching a sporting event at a sports bar. This condition tends to flare up when there is a tense or exciting game or fight on.
Guy 1: Man, I don't know which TV to watch, there are so many!
Guy 2: I know man, I can't either. I think I'll watch the huge projector.
Guy 1: But that big plasma screen is so much closer!
A constantly reoccurring or persistent inability to make up one's mind; perpetual doubt concerning two or more possible alternatives or courses of action.
"He missed out on so many opportunities due to his chronic indecision"
parsing words or dithering to keep from making a definitive decision (or not calling something what it actually is - do you remember what "is" is...?).
HE: "Are we at war or not?"
SHE: "I don't know - our incredible leader hasn't made up his mindyet - but he has promised to update us on his kinetic indecision - after the committee meets to discuss it..