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...Style in a Political Fashion.
Politics and Pumps is the politics of fashion, fashion and politics, style and non-profit, style and foundations, philanthropy, political leaders and fashion.
An inescapable pit of hell filled to the very brim with propaganda from two parties that are somehow more different from each other than polar opposites. During the Presidential Elections, this is where shit gets the worst for obvious reasons.
"American Politics suck ass. No words I throw at it can describe how shitty it is. I'm moving somewhere else. I don't want to see 'VoTe FoR dOnLd TrOp/Jo BdEn Or Go To HeLl' ads that I can't block when trying to enjoy some chill gaming content on YouTube. As long as you're on an American IP address, it's PHYSICALLY IMPOSSIBLE to get a break."
A really bad reality TV show
Guy 1: Did you see the recent episode of American Politics?
Guy 2: Yes dude! That was insane!
Noun- a person who believes that a particular group, determined by political affiliation is intellectually and morally superior and should therefore dominate society
Adjective- supporting the belief that a particular political group is intellectually and morally superior and should therefore dominate society.
Gun rights activists are typically referred to as political supremacists by their radical left Marxist counterparts.
2 boomers fighting like preschoolers over something no one else gives a crap about.
Did you see Political Debate that man it was hell a crazy.
I know dude light who would rant on and on about ,uh lets see, the Supreme Court maybe?
An American style of shallow political thought, defense, or debate that is based on the use of vague understandings of historical events, actions taken by branches of government, or other sources of quasi-valid information, of which are often used in combination with logical fallacies in a disingenuous or desperate manner to try to undermine the thought, defense, or debate strategy of a perceived political opponent in the hope that that opponent will not know the veracity of the information or claim provided, and that the logical fallacy used will distract them from the quality of the information or claim.
She became thoroughly disgusted with the obtuseness of the man's character as she listened to him argue his meme politics to another man in the deli.