willow in the wind

Someone who is inconsistent in their beliefs and easily influenced to change them. If you change your messaging this close to the election, the electorate might start to see you as a willow in the wind. Julia has always been a willow in the wind—we can definitely get her to side with us on this.

See also: willow, wind

See also:

be a change for the better
change is the only constant in life
the damage is done
quite a change
the change (of life)
the change of life
change of life
change
change to
change beyond (all) recognition

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