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To attach something (frequently something unwelcome and done maliciously) to something desirable. Commonly used in politics when an unwelcome amendment is added to a bill. First aide: "You're trying to propulgate a tax bill onto an appropriations package. If we start allowing that, we're never going to get budgets passed."
Second aide: "Would you support a tax cut if it were separate from the budget?" Third aide: "We're not going to support it while it's attached to the appropriations bill." |
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