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Definition of politico in English: politiconounPlural politicos pəˈlɪtɪkəʊpəˈlɪdɪkoʊ derogatory, informal A politician or person with strong political views. an opponent of trendy left politicos Example sentencesExamples - Cultural elites have been replaced by officeholders and politicos, ambitious men who are part of the village bourgeoisie.
- The pro-US political consensus here that's so prevalent it's almost invisible - it's just the default for career minded politicos.
- The politico blog is ostensibly written by the politico himself, or is at least about the politico's daily activities.
- Pennsylvania's GOP politicos have taken the art of line-drawing to a whole new level
- Our mayoralty, in contrast, in seen as a retirement home for amusing, quirky politicos who couldn't quite hack it in the Commons.
- Why do Scottish politicos think ‘public ownership’ a blessing?
- Tales of disrespect by GOP politicos towards blacks is common and well-known.
- When a politico passed through San Francisco, he would wait outside the radio station where they were being interviewed to collect autographs.
- The site's pro/con section is also good, with commentary and debate between two politicos on a specific issue.
- Yet here he is, waffling like politicos the world over.
- Maybe the politicos in the White House should have thought of that before they switched off their brains and switched on the slime machine back in July.
- Ever wish you could put the entire gaggle of right-wing pundits and politicos on a ship and send them packing to a distant land?
- These politicos may specialize in polling, campaign advertising, or campaign management.
- A good bit of this is probably just wishful thinking on the part of Democratic politicos in Washington.
- Voters should send a clear message with their ballots in the December elections to all the politicos and political parties: enough is enough.
- First, blog ads are a good way to alert politicos outside your district to the national importance of your race.
- Has anyone ever calculated the follow-through rate when prominent politicos call for a Constitutional amendment?
- More messages are flowing to politicos from fewer people thanks to grassroots organizers.
- I haven't seen the Republican politicos try to do anything about the erosion of the First Amendment.
- A hardcore politico cannot use those words, even though a hardcore politico is likely to hear that song and mistakenly believe it expresses what he believes.
Origin Spanish and Italian, 'politic' or 'political person'. Definition of politico in US English: politiconounpəˈlɪdɪkoʊpəˈlidikō derogatory, informal A politician or person with strong political views. an opponent of trendy left politicos Example sentencesExamples - When a politico passed through San Francisco, he would wait outside the radio station where they were being interviewed to collect autographs.
- Pennsylvania's GOP politicos have taken the art of line-drawing to a whole new level
- First, blog ads are a good way to alert politicos outside your district to the national importance of your race.
- A hardcore politico cannot use those words, even though a hardcore politico is likely to hear that song and mistakenly believe it expresses what he believes.
- Why do Scottish politicos think ‘public ownership’ a blessing?
- Our mayoralty, in contrast, in seen as a retirement home for amusing, quirky politicos who couldn't quite hack it in the Commons.
- Yet here he is, waffling like politicos the world over.
- Maybe the politicos in the White House should have thought of that before they switched off their brains and switched on the slime machine back in July.
- These politicos may specialize in polling, campaign advertising, or campaign management.
- Ever wish you could put the entire gaggle of right-wing pundits and politicos on a ship and send them packing to a distant land?
- Has anyone ever calculated the follow-through rate when prominent politicos call for a Constitutional amendment?
- The pro-US political consensus here that's so prevalent it's almost invisible - it's just the default for career minded politicos.
- The politico blog is ostensibly written by the politico himself, or is at least about the politico's daily activities.
- The site's pro/con section is also good, with commentary and debate between two politicos on a specific issue.
- Tales of disrespect by GOP politicos towards blacks is common and well-known.
- More messages are flowing to politicos from fewer people thanks to grassroots organizers.
- A good bit of this is probably just wishful thinking on the part of Democratic politicos in Washington.
- I haven't seen the Republican politicos try to do anything about the erosion of the First Amendment.
- Voters should send a clear message with their ballots in the December elections to all the politicos and political parties: enough is enough.
- Cultural elites have been replaced by officeholders and politicos, ambitious men who are part of the village bourgeoisie.
Origin Spanish and Italian, ‘politic’ or ‘political person’. |