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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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|an efficient result or bargain based on market forces without the distortions caused by [[transaction costs]]
 
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|1848<ref>Speech in the House by [[Abraham Lincoln]] on July 27, 1848.</ref>
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|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 Lincoln]] on the [[House]] floor
 
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