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Palindrones

Extreme right-wing supporters of Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin who follow her blindly and uncritically (e.g., those who see her interview flubs as marks of homespun authenticity, and who, presumably, would praise her eloquence whether she read her talking points backwards, forward, or upside down).

While many voters regard Palin's gaffes and misstatements with concern, Palindrones see them as a badge of honor for the "Joe Sixpack" crowd.

by L. Beau January 15, 2009

palindrones

witless followers of the teabagger palin-way, hellspawn of the post-rove mcainian machine

wtf is up with all these fox news loving palindrones lately? they should form their own idiocracy somewhere away from the rest of us normal, educated folk. too bad for the repulblican party, eh?

by UuberNerd October 21, 2010

Sarah Palindrome

A succession of words apparently offered as a political statement, which loses nothing appreciable in coherence or intelligibility when it is read with the order of words reversed.

Sarah Palindrome : "I think a lot of people are capitalizing, perhaps exploiting, what was done via me, my family, my administration..." COMPARE WITH: "administration, my family, my me, via done, was what exploiting, perhaps capitalizing, are people of lot A, think I"

by Orangeboxman January 30, 2015

Sarah Palindrome

A word or phrase that makes no sense in either direction.

"Thanks, but no thanks" is a perfect example of a Sarah Palindrome

by Julie Gomoll April 2, 2009