| 1. | flip flops | ||
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A trite, topical, and out-dated political term invented by republicans for the 2004 ellections. Often used as a term of disparagement to chastize democrats for not supporting every single piece of legislation in favor of one particular thing. Talking Head 1: Y'know, kerry voted against sending $86 billion of support for our troops. That guy flip flops more than an IHOP!
Talking Head 2: Dude... he wrote his OWN $86 billion troop support bill! And his version said where the money would COME from, instead of just tacking it onto the deficit. Why would he vote for the other bill? |
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| 2. | flip flop | ||
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A trite, topical, and out-dated political term invented by republicans for the 2004 ellections. Often used as a term of disparagement to chastize democrats for not supporting every single piece of legislation in favor of one particular thing. Talking Head 1: Y'know, kerry voted against sending $86 billion of support for our troops. That guy flip flops more than an IHOP!
Talking Head 2: Dude... he wrote his OWN $86 billion troop support bill! And his version said where the money would COME from, instead of just tacking it onto the deficit. Why would he vote for the other bill? |
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| 3. | SWIDDY | ||
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A wormy or lipless arrogance. A smarmy, anxious verbosity. A statement offering no clarity designed to evade and avoid accountability at all cost. Most often employed and associated with small town politics. May be accompanied in many cases by severe ass sweat. 1. Don't you be swiddy with me.
2. His swiddy comment summed him up perfectly. "That's the way we do business and that's the way we'll continue to do business." |
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| 4. | SWIDDY | ||
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A wormy or lipless arrogance. Smarmy, anxious verbosity. A statement offering no clarity designed to evade and avoid accountability at all costs. Most often employed and associated with small town politics. Accompanied in many cases by an ever present ass sweat. 1. Don't you be swiddy with me.
2. His swiddy comment summed him up perfectly. "That's the way we do business, and once again, that's the way we will continue to do business." |
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