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superficially critical of some unseemly aspect of the political process without necessarily forswearing the practice itself Barack Obama, in a classic Obamaism, artfully explained how the new pinstripe patronage worked: a politician rewards the law firms, developers, and brokerage houses with contracts, and in return they pay for the new ad campaigns necessary for re-election.
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Making alot of promises to people to get them baffled into beliving in what you stand for. Using false promises to win an election Man, I really thought I was gonna gets my welfare check. Instead it was just alot of Obamaism.
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Obama-style collectivism. Barack Obama's political principle of centralized social and economic control. George Soros' recognizes Obamaism as the perfect scheme for harmonizing tribalism and socialism.
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any quote that comes out of senator Barrack Obama's mouth obama stated that all dogs have fleas the media jumped on this and called it an obamaism
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A word used portray the act of leading a nation towards change and prosperity. "Yes We Can" is the saying that is reflected apon the word. Obamaism is derived from the root term Obama.
Pronounced: Obama-ism. Person 1: Dude, what are your political veiws?
Person 2: Man, thats easy! I beleive in Obamaism. |
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