Politics

The art of being corrupt.

“Why is he acting like that on TV?”
“He’s in politics, Jim.”

by i like men and boys January 30, 2018

Irritation Politics

It started in Hollywood ,you get famous by trying to irritate people.
Then it went into politics. You irritate people to get votes.
The religious irritate the non-religious , liberals irritate conservatives.
No race ,religion ,belief or anything is off limits. Nobody has the right to not be insulted.

When Steve Bannon wrangles and organizes bigots for Don Trump ,that is irritation politics at work.

by anonymous August 11, 2022

Politically Isolated

Alienated from the current political atmosphere or from one's previous political affiliations, and struggling to identify with any political party or ideology. Another word for "politically homeless" that does not appropriate a word corresponding to a marginalized group of people. Not to be confused with centrism.

I used to support the Republican Party but after Trump, I became politically isolated.

by Shugunou July 8, 2023

Politics

Meaning drama, nonsense, bullshit

I’m not with the politics

by Chanel confetti October 17, 2019

Politically active

Someone who's involved in politics through financial or through an office. Someone who doesn't even vote isn't politically active.

Apathetic is the opposite of politically active, so calling somebody who doesn't vote politically active and apathetic is like calling a house cheap and expensive.

by Solid Mantis February 4, 2020

Politics and Sports

What most arguments relate to, especially Politics, although there are several other things that are heavily argued over, such as who is the GOAT, Pineapple Pizza, Cats or Dogs, etc.

There are some people that care about Politics, but not Sports, there are some people that care about Sports, but not Politics, there are some people that care about Politics and Sports and there are also some people that don't care about even one of them.

by PhoenixGamer34 January 12, 2023

political climber

a politician who tries to reach a high echelon of politics by, for example, rubbing shoulders with prominent political leaders.

Being a political climber, he succeeded in being a top leader soon.

by Uttam Maharjan 2 January 29, 2015