When an individual chooses to favor to political party and or ideology over all of the other ones, which tends to lead them naïve and inconsiderate when trying to address a wide variety of political and social issues.
It is not uncommon for poorly educated people to have political favoritism, because they assume that the political party they support is right usually on many issues and that the other parties tend to be wrong in their eyes. The best way to resolve this problem is to give them a better education on how the government works and what the other parties actually believe.
by Vanguard 1998 January 20, 2021
1. a person uber loyal to his/her political affiliation or regardless of wrong doing.
2. loyalty to a single politician instead of the political affiliation's cause.
2. loyalty to a single politician instead of the political affiliation's cause.
1. The parties are like Batman vs Joker, they contradict each other instead of working to move forward, don't be a political clown, they're just using you as their pawn.
2. A: He is the best politician ever! I'll vote for her again.
B: She's doing it for her own good, not the good of the city. Don't fall for that non-sense. Don't be a political clown.
2. A: He is the best politician ever! I'll vote for her again.
B: She's doing it for her own good, not the good of the city. Don't fall for that non-sense. Don't be a political clown.
by ddddddd999999 June 18, 2021
Because the question is open-ended yet specific to the employee’s needs/desires, it is hard for a candidate to “polite wash” the answer so that it fits what they think you want to hear.
by Too Fat to Be an Assassin June 04, 2018
When you and another person come up to a path (like an intersection, a doorway, or a narrow hallway) where only one person can go, and you politely tell them to “go ahead” and they say “no, no, you go ahead” and then you both wait, and then go at the same time thinking that the other person will not concede, and you repeat this at least one more time.
Two drivers pull up to opposite sides of a 4-way stop at the same time. One is turning left, the other is going straight. The person going straight signals to left turn person to “go ahead”, while at the same time, the person turning left signals to the person going straight to “go ahead”. They signal back and forth and then wait, and eventually concede at the same time. They laugh and repeat the polite shuffle at least once more.
by LogicMonkey March 22, 2024
by Mysters Mizzes July 09, 2020
To be Passive-Agressive about your political point, especially around people or a community that is extremely hostile to your opinion.
*shares quote about Anne Frank’s notes about people getting abducted from their homes, trying to hint about ICE raids*
Followers: Hey, you can be open about what you believe in.
Me: Can I? I’m legally not allowed to talk about my beliefs online because of my employment, and that’s why I’m being so Political-Aggressive.
Followers: Hey, you can be open about what you believe in.
Me: Can I? I’m legally not allowed to talk about my beliefs online because of my employment, and that’s why I’m being so Political-Aggressive.
by JusticeIsBlind August 10, 2019
Principled people feel an unshakable, deep depression set in when the wrong politics is winning in their government or culture.
That person is “politically depressed”.
That person is “politically depressed”.
After xyz won the election, I’m in a haze, daze, and/or stupor. I honestly feel politically depressed. In the clinical sense of that word. He’s been in office for YEARS and I still can’t shake the deep depression that has set in.
by Sue Denim September 04, 2020