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turncoat
a traitor. A backstabber.
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a political opportunist who changes ideology with each new opinion poll and survey. A turncoat will betray his principles, if he had any, admit to having lied about previously stated principles and in general will say anything to get elected. Usually turncoats are serial politicians whose primary goal is to further their own political career.
Turncoat Florida Governor Charlie Crist, whose vertiginous politics change with the wind, in early 2010 changed his stripes from solidly lifelong conservative Republican, to free-thinking independent, now to Democrat all in the span of a few months.
turncoat by eljediloco July 20, 2010
Malcolm Turncoat
The 29th Prime Minister of Australia, who became such by betraying his predecessor Tony Abbott in a leadership spill.
Malcolm Turncoat betrayed Tony Abbott in a leadership spill to become the 29th Prime Minister of Australia.
Malcolm Turncoat by xp649 February 18, 2019
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In 1996 known millionaire oil tycoon Diamond Daren became a turncoat by changing his allegiance from the Philadelphia Eagles to the Baltimore Ravens
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The definition of a turncoat is Johnny Damon.
"There's no way I can go play for the Yankees, but I know they're going to come after me hard. It's definitely not the most important thing to go out there for the top dollar, which the Yankees are going to offer me. It's just not what I need."
--Johnny Damon the turncoat, to MLB.com, May 3, 2005
--Johnny Damon the turncoat, to MLB.com, May 3, 2005
turncoat by Benedict Arnold January 8, 2007
Turncoat
a traitor. A backstabber.