obamazan

A passionate female Obama supporter (Souce: Slate)

some women are going for Clinton, but I'm an Obamazan.

by Una Malachica February 15, 2008

Obamarang

Imagine Obama as a boomerang. That’s exactly what an obamarang is. It is the most powerful thing ever created and has he ability to destroy galaxies in a single hit. Be sure not to get on it’s bad side.

Emily- You are ugly
Rose- Don’t make me use the obamarang on you
Emily- oh fuck I’m sorry

by SuperRandomBlueCat November 8, 2019

to save your Obamatanic

related to, but different from, to save your sinking Titanic:

a) to be concerned, at any and all costs, about your own political legacy when you leave political office, even if said legacy may be a negative one

b) to save your political legacy before saving the decadent morality of your own political party

if you're Barack Obama, G-d may only know how to even try to save your Obamatanic, both definitions a) and b) in the aftermath of the 2016 presidential election

by Sexydimma December 11, 2016

obamamania

The general world wide craze and facination with President Barack Obama and all he is seen to represent

The whole world has been swept by a wave of obamamania

by Yemson January 20, 2009

Obamaland

The most EPIC!!! place to be and most safe and fun rides go to obamaland.shop to get EPIC!!! merch

OBAMALAND IS BEST

by ME. :) July 24, 2020

Obamacan

a republican who has crossed party lines in support of democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama.

Tom was a McCain supporter before becoming an Obamacan.

by Matt Bettes February 2, 2008

obamacans

A registered republican voter in the United States who has decided to cross over to the other party, the Democratic party, during the primary voting season of 2008 and vote for Democratic candidate Barack Obama for President of the United States.

"Eisenhower is one of a small but symbolically powerful group of what Obama recently called "Obamacans"—disaffected Republicans who have drifted away from their party just as Eisenhower Democrats did and, more recently, Reagan Democrats in the 1980s."

- Newweek magazine By Richard Wolffe | Newsweek Web Exclusive, Feb 1, 2008

by eyesonthestreet February 3, 2008