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Pelosi pawn | 2021 | The term described RINO Liz Cheney as she became a toady for the Leftist agenda in supporting continued investigation and even imprisonment of ordinary Americans for entering the United States Capitol on January 6

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Pelosi Republicans | 2021 | RINOs Liz Cheney & Adam Kinzinger who became toadies for the Leftist agenda in supporting continued imprisonment and investigation of ordinary Americans for having happened to enter the Capitol

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fleebaggers |2011 |a play on the word "teabaggers", a "fleebagger" is a Democrat state legislator who flees his or her state in order to block a quorum needed to pass conservative legislation, such as an election integrity bill in Texas in

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typewriter | 1868 | invented by a homeschooled American Christopher Sholes, used to disseminate conservative insights

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1600s - beginning in 1611

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magnum opus | 1791 | the greatest work by an author, as in Adam Smith's ''The Wealth of Nations'' published 15 years before this term was coined.

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political prisoner | 1864 | someone imprisoned for his political beliefs. Sample usage: Foreign leaders have objected to how political prisoners are being held in jail in D.C. in 2021 for many months without a trial, for their peaceful support of Pre

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quisling | 1940 | a traitor who collaborates with the enemy, from the name of Vidkun Quisling, the Norway army officer who urged Adolf Hitler to invade Norway whereupon Quisling declared himself the ruler and later became its "minister president" unti

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red diaper baby | 1960 | children of American communists, some of whom (such as David Horowitz) later converted to the side of liberty and conservatism.

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entitlement mentality | 1980s | a state of mind where people think they own things that are not theirs and which they did not work for

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pronoun police | 2015 | a pejorative term popularized by Breitbart.com

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Never-Trumper | 2015 | emotional, nearly deranged opponents of Donald Trump, such as Liz Cheney and Mitt Romney

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coattails | 1848 | the lifting of a weaker political candidate by a stronger one who is on the same ballot, as in Pat Toomey winning reelection for the Senate based on Trump's coattails in 2016; this term was popularized by a speech by Abraham

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gobbledygook | 1944 | circular bureaucratic directives; term was coined by conservative Texan Congressman Maury Maverick

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kvetch | 1952 | to repeatedly complain, usually about unimportant, self-centered issues

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Sunday school | 1783 | classes where students can actually learn something helpful: Christian education on Sunday morning, usually after a church service

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de-escalate | 1964 | strive to reduce the dangerous intensity of a physical encounter, as in police work

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mob justice | 2021 | used by multiple critics of the demands and pressure by liberals for a murder conviction in the Derek Chauvin trial, despite a lack of evidence for any intent to kill or a wrongful cause of death

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poppycock | 1865 | assertions that are nonsense, as much of liberal talk is

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stalemate | 1765 | the fifth entry on this list from the conservative game of chess, a stalemate is when an opponent has no move other than into check, and thus the game ends in a draw

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poll watcher | 1890s | a volunteer who monitors traffic and identification verification at a polling booth in order to protect election integrity

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tin-pot | 1838 | small-minded person who undeservedly pretends to be important or abuses his power, as in a "tin-pot dictator"

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citogenesis | 2011 | the genesis of false factual assertions by circular citations originating from a fallacious source, such as Wikipedia; the term was first coined by Randall Munroe in his comic xkcd

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time sink | 1991 | this term originated at MIT to describe a programming class which consumed enormous amounts of students' time

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shortsighted | 1649 | focusing too much on the near-term future, at the expense of the long-term future

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bubble | 1720 | an inflated financial market which ultimately collapses, as first used in reference to the South Sea Bubble.

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lapdog | 1950 | Coined by Senator Joe McCarthy in the figurative sense as he attempted to remove communists from the State Department:"Senator McCarthy (R-Wis) renewed his Communists-in-Government charges today and called Senator Tydings (D-Md

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echo chamber | 1937 |a figurative room with sound-reflecting walls, where people give opinions that influence no one and are heard only by other people who already have their own opinions, such as cable news talk shows

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play in Peoria | 1969 | a saying in defiance of the liberal media-dominated culture on the coasts, first used in this way by President Richard Nixon's aide John D. Ehrlichman in response to the press: "Don't worry, it'll play in Peoria."

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guardian angel | 1631 | a protector who guards someone from danger or evil; sometimes even a stranger unknown to the person protected.

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toady | 1826 | an insincere sycophant seeking personal gain, as in "toadies to the liberal agenda far outnumber its true believers"

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chairwarmer - 1987 - someone who is useless and ineffective while holding a position, as in "Biden would at most be a chairwarmer of a president"