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Definitions by mlhiss

"girther" movement 

The official annual check up on Trump states that he is 6'3" and 175. Online critics of the president suggest the height and weight measurements were faked and that he is shorter is heavier.
The "girther" movement was out in full force on the internet after Trump's physical and compared his image with a large display of top athletes of the same height and weight.
"girther" movement by mlhiss January 17, 2018

Trump Doctrine

Eliminate all sign of Obama's policy achievements and legacy.
The Trump Doctrine is Hope(less).
Trump Doctrine by mlhiss July 16, 2017

swamp level rising

Rich benefactors, corporate, nepotistic, lobbyists, criminals infiltrate and influence government for the advantage of a few at the peril of others is on the rise.
After the proposed tax reform package was introduced, even the most fervent denier could see, the swamp level rising.
swamp level rising by mlhiss April 27, 2017

basic misunderstanding 

Lacking an understanding of a fundamental concept.
Merkel told her cabinet members that the US President had a "very basic misunderstanding" on trade.

global poisoning 

Turning air, water, and land into toxic substances at a global level. This occurs when chemicals, toxins, particulate matter, biological organisms, nutrients, radiation etc are released in large enough amounts to create an unsafe environment in which life forms get sick or poisoned. People can get sick directly from even small amounts of pollution such as mercury, or they can indirectly such as from the harmful effects of solar radiation when the ozone has been removed by a chemical bath. Nuclear fallout from power plants or weapons can have significant effects even when small amounts are released.
Global poisoning may dwarf the harmful effects of global warming and give India and China as examples.
global poisoning by mlhiss April 25, 2017
The use of legal system to overwhelm an opponent, such as to stop or destroy them.
All's fair in love and war, but in lawfare, the person with the most money or best legal team, can make justice seem unfair.
Lawfare by mlhiss December 8, 2016
Word of the Day on July 2, 2024

Trumpertantrum 

A word used to describe Donald Trump's temper tantrums, mean bullying, and ballistic retaliation.
A housewife in Baltimore accused Ted Cruz of being a "liar and thief " for stealing credit for her published phrase "Trumper Tantrum", and turning it into Trumpertantrum. One unifying thing about Trump is that he can both ignite and unify the Republican Party in one big brawl.
Trumpertantrum by mlhiss September 18, 2016