Politicianed 

When somebody asks you a question and you completely avoid it but make it seem like you answered their question.

Questioner:"What is your standpoint on Iran?"
Politician:"9/11 was bad."
Audience: *CLAP CLAP CLAP*
Person watching at home: "Man that audience just got Politicianed"

Politicianed by okayman March 1, 2012

politicizing 

1. to discuss politics
2. to cram your political opinions down someone elses throat.

"Politicizing" very well describes the horrible plague brought on urbandictionary.com by the childish liberals and conservatives.

politicizing by Jesiah February 24, 2004

politicked-off 

The resulting anger from a two party system that fails to serve any interests but their own.

"I voted for the Democrats,but I am as politicked-off with them as I am with the Republicans;they are all a bunch of self serving jerks."

politicians angry Congress Democrats Republicans

politicked-off by Bart's Mom August 22, 2009

Politicide 

Political suicide.

Hillary Clinton committed politicide when she referred to half of her republican opponents supporters as a 'basket of deplorables'.

Politicide by RobTheConqueror April 1, 2023

Tantrum Politicizing 

When a person lashes out about an issue and when asked if they could define it, they are unable to do so. Their action is therefore tantrum politicizing.

A person posts an article with raging comments, with a tone of throwing a fit.

Question: "What it is it that upsets you so much about the president?"
Statement: "I like a sane president".

Follow up questions: "Can you define what a sane president means to you"?
Answer: crickets....or "go and play some music....don't bother to comment...bye...."

The person is tantrum politicizing.

Tantrum Politicizing by Sasulka June 6, 2020

politicked 

being fed up with the current situation of government;

man, I'm so politicked I don't even know who I'm voting for!

politicked by 11eleven October 18, 2008

politicize 

A word to refer to a social issue that already has a public interest element, thus, is already political in character, but is used to give a negative implication to someone else wanting to examine the interests at stake.

We shouldn't allow the opposition to politicize this issue.

politicize by Tom September 8, 2004