Republican

Someone who believes in less government control.

The Republicans will have to save our nation.

by EvilSavage June 26, 2016

Republican

A morally, ethically, and spiritually bankrupt individual who is full of hypocrisy.

As a Republican, he thought it was cool to separate children from their parents at the border.

by WerdnaTurley January 27, 2021

Republican

Someone who thinks they are responsible for their own happiness, and doesn't kill babies.

That republican didn't even kill that baby..what a Bible-thumper.

by zeroaster March 28, 2009

Proud Republican

An insult in disguise. Someone who is ignorant or unaware of the massive number of failures by the Republican Party

My Proud Republican uncle was totally unaware that 25 Republican failed states are dependent on handouts from the Democrats and have massive widespread poverty, or that Republican states have 3-6 times the homicide rate of their Democratic counterparts. He thinks they are self sufficient and well behaved! Can you believe it?

by Davezilla July 7, 2019

Republican Farmer

These are greedy, land rich, uneducated dotards that hire illegals to work in the fields so they can afford a new $80,000 bubba benz (diesel pickup) every spring.

Just because of greed republican farmers harbor criminals to work in their fields. When a heinous crime is committed by them they blame the lib-ur-uls. They are going to be exposed and soon.

by Master of The Factory August 22, 2018

republican

the obsession of every 10 year old kid on urbandictionary.com.

the republican party > democratic party by 10 folds get over yourselves!

by republicans own October 1, 2007

Republicans pounce!

A headline in a newspaper or other article that describes Republicans (or other right-leaning individuals) attacking a Democrat (or other left-leaning individual) when that Democrat commits a misdeed. Always written by a reporter with left-wing political views, it will attempt to frame the Republicans as overzealous, and will either downplay, ignore, or excuse the Democrat's misdeed. Commonly done by the New York Times or Washington Post, it is often viewed as a sign of the bias within the media.

"Republicans pounce! On Democrat caught murdering young woman."

by MJM1985 December 14, 2017