Republindcrat

A person that belongs to no one political party but instead has strong beliefs that encompass some ideals of all parties.

A true Republindcrat identifies with all political parties on some level.

Republindcrat by portside85 March 3, 2017

Republicrat 

Overall, the concept that the two political parties in the US are actually indistinguishable - the party of ONE. The two parties are not actually parties but rather, two halves of a symbiotic system. They are indistinguishable because the output of the system remains the same, regardless of which half is 'in power'. Either half, when 'out-of-power,' is obligated to obstruct ANY/ALL progress by the other half while screaming the half 'in power' is about to destroy the country. All problems and issues of the country are explained as having been caused by the other half.

In this party, you don't vote FOR a President, you defensively vote AGAINST the other candidate. You choose 'lesser' evils. If you give the Presidency to one half, you generally try to give Congress to the other half to minimize the damage either half can do to you.

Because NEITHER half is interested in what the public wants, the single party therefore generates a lot of unhappiness. This dissatisfaction guarantees regular and routine trades of where they hold 'power.'

They are also sometimes referred to as Tweedeldee and Tweedeldum but due to the indistinguishable nature of both pairs, it has never been clear how they should be paired.

Members of both the Demopublican AND Republicrat halves BOTH:
+ over-promise and fail to deliver.
+ ignore what the public wants.
+ promise to cure all your problems.
+ blame all problems on the other half.
+ obfuscate when asked pointed questions.
+ sell themselves to lobbyists.
+ scream for campaign reform when 'out of power'.
+ obstruct the formation of any 3rd-party and resist its participation in campaign activities (e.g., televised debates).
+ prevent any individual really worthy of the Presidency from receiving their 'party' nomination.

Republicrat by anontx September 9, 2010

Republicrats 

A derogatory term which combines the words "Republican" and "Democrat" that is used to generalize the two parties as being incompetent to hold public office in which they were elected or appointed to. Whereas, they have ignored their oaths to protect the Constitution of the United States of America and serve not the citizens in which they represent, but rather themselves, family members and wealthy corporate or private financial contributors.

taxpayer #1: "Hey Mark, who are you voting for in the primaries this year?"

taxpayer #2: "Well it won't be any of those Republicrats with those million-dollar ad campaigns."

taxpayer #1: "Yeah, I think it's time for America to wake up and realize there are many more parties to choose from."

Republicrats by B. Strohmeyer January 25, 2010

republicrat 

a derogitory bastardization of republican and a democrat based on the belief that they are the same political belief.

Yah i voted republicrat!

republicrat by norbert April 13, 2003

republicrat 

A derogitory bastardization of Republican and a Democrat based on the belief that one is just as bad as the other, since they are both controlled by the same special-interests, and so we effectively have a one-party system just like the former Soviet Union.

If only there was a viable alternative to the Republicrats, I'd actually vote!

republicrat by Her Excellency Countess Rosette Spittlebrix, Duche October 29, 2003

Republicrat 

Anyone that straddles the ideological line between republican and democrat.

Jody is a republicrat and wishes she didn't have to vote for either one of those ignorant fuckers listed on the ballot.

Republicrat by Zefferflog September 17, 2007

Republicratitarian

Is a political stance that combines the best, and worst, of all three major US political parties. It also serves as a title that you can give yourself if you are not very political but want to impress someone who is asking about your political views or activism. Aligning with all three parties can serve as a way to sound more political than you actually are or a deterrant to scare a potential political elitist away.

Keysha: "So what political party do you align with?"

Trevor: "I do not claim one particular party, I am a Republicratitarian"

Republicratitarian by gadflyjones November 11, 2010