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Essay:Best New Conservative Words (view source)
Revision as of 20:52, July 20, 2011
, 20:52, July 20, 2011revolving-door |1973 |the liberal practice of repeatedly transferring into and out of government in a way that impedes progress and access by others, like the same people going round-and-round in ...
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|1903<ref>The first use of this term, now obscure, refers to a Marxist movement that preferred evolutionary rather than revolutionary change.</ref>
|1903<ref>The first use of this term, now obscure, refers to a Marxist movement that preferred evolutionary rather than revolutionary change.</ref>
|distortions of history to promote liberal bias
|distortions of history to promote liberal bias
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|revolving-door
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|the liberal practice of repeatedly transferring into and out of government in a way that impedes progress and access by others, like the same people going round-and-round in a real revolving door
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|riot act
|riot act