(n.) a Republican Party member who decides to either become a democrat or vote for democrats as a result of the George W. Bush administration.
Langston usually votes republican; but, after experiencing the Bush-administration he wants to vote as a Bush-democrat and help the Republican Party lose in the 2008 presidential election.
by db8rebel August 9, 2007
Get the Bush-democrat mug.The combination of democracy and capitalism frequently utilized in a very large North American country (and many others) that subverts the best aspects of both systems by allowing people with large quantities of money to buy legislation through the use of organizations like PACs and SuperPACs. Thus you get all of the market competition of communism coupled with the representatives who speak the interest and will of the public like fascism.
The current SOPA/PIPA debacle in the US Congress is pure democrapitalism. It's a prime example of a lobbyist group writing legislation and submitting it via their pet legislator.
by Evil Architect February 10, 2012
Get the democrapitalism mug.deliverance democracy is a term of reference used to describe
a decision taken in camera by a few, which affects many.
a decision taken in camera by a few, which affects many.
by avesta February 22, 2012
Get the deliverance democracy mug.When the so called intellectuals not elected by the people try to use the supreme court of law to impose their own agenda on the Government and when the supreme court doesn't agree, they use social media as a dartboard and malign the
individual reputation of the judge and the independence of judiciary. The Dartboard Democracy may therefore delay the deliverables by the Government.
India's top lawyer Harish Salve said that a lot of people who are not elected representatives feel that they can impose their will on the government through the courts.
He made the observation while asserting that one can criticise a judgment and even a judge, but attributing motives to them is wrong “’If a judge does not agree with me, he is dishonest’ - This tendency must be curtailed. We owe it to the system. We have let our systems down, Supreme Court is not a Dartboard.” Salve said.
individual reputation of the judge and the independence of judiciary. The Dartboard Democracy may therefore delay the deliverables by the Government.
India's top lawyer Harish Salve said that a lot of people who are not elected representatives feel that they can impose their will on the government through the courts.
He made the observation while asserting that one can criticise a judgment and even a judge, but attributing motives to them is wrong “’If a judge does not agree with me, he is dishonest’ - This tendency must be curtailed. We owe it to the system. We have let our systems down, Supreme Court is not a Dartboard.” Salve said.
So called intellectual: "The Judge is hand in glove with the Government and has failed to protect the Democracy."
An observer: " Sir, you may be right but before maligning the reputation of the honorable court of law, wait till the end result. Dartboard Democracy is detrimental to the very cause of democracy."
An observer: " Sir, you may be right but before maligning the reputation of the honorable court of law, wait till the end result. Dartboard Democracy is detrimental to the very cause of democracy."
by Funny Indian May 30, 2020
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by Darth Poopy December 31, 2019
Get the democracy manifest mug.1. A slang term used to convey the unmistakable (or unmistinkable) similarity between the Democratic party’s espoused philosophies and ideals and a bowel movement.
2. A warning that one has left the bathroom in a state of olfactory distress.
2. A warning that one has left the bathroom in a state of olfactory distress.
by dr. pink freud June 6, 2021
Get the Democrap mug.Someone (generally from the South) who would vote for a yellow dog if it was a Democrat. Alternately, someone who would rather vote for a yellow dog than a Republican. The term probably dates back to the 19th century and gained national recognition in the 1928 Presidential election. Today, used most often as a term of approval or self-identification.
My daddy was a yellow dog Democrat and my granddaddy was a yellow dog Democrat — I’ll never vote Republican.
by Porch-sitter November 9, 2008
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