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Palinesque

Fox News is a complete parade of Palinesque Baffoons.

I'd rather be Bidenesque than Palinesque
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Palinesque

refer to something really concervative, reactionary or retrogress

or

When someone doesn't answer a question, and immediately changes the topic. (Beneath the Blue Sky on yahoo answers)
"si les affaires de cul mettent en émoi toute la frange palinesque et hypocrite des anglo-saxons ainsi que quelques féministes d'arrière garde et autres roquets tourmentés, il faudrait un peu évoluer" (in a comment of MarJacq on Jean Quatremer's blog, 27/10/2008)

or

"Actually, I'm not going to answer this question. Instead, I'd like to talk about something completely different." (in a comment of holyhol... on yahoo answers)
Palinesque by applepye December 9, 2008

palinesque

Adj. All glitz and glitter, no substance. Looks good, but behind the appearance, deficient.
The candidate hit all the political hot-buttons of her cohort, but was woefully short of factual detail and well reasoned policies.

The cheer leading squad was lead by a palinesque looker, not a blonde, but a brunette simpleton.
palinesque by Sgt Rocque March 9, 2010

palinesque

The Gulf of Mexico has a palinesque appearance.
palinesque by hplar June 3, 2010
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