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the use of government funds for private projects. These projects usually benefit campaign contributers or a certain constituency. the pork is usually earmarked to appropriations bills, so that they will be guaranteed passage in Congress.
A highway bill in 2005 was filled with pork barrel politics, including more than $900 million for private projects in Alaska.
The 2007 Defense and Homeland Security Appropriations Act included over $13 billion in pork.
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the funding of projects that a localized to a specific area but with the costs spread across all taxpayers
Pork barrel spending is an 800 pound gorilla. Many politicians say they will stop it but don't.
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1. A portly or rotund person.
2. A person with a fat stomach.
3. A witty insult, making light of someones excess weight
hey pork barrel, when was the last time you saw your cock?
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A form of Anal Sex, very rough ass bleeding Anal Sex. Specifically between two straight males without any lube. Pork Barreling is normally done when you have a bro crush on someone and they betray you, e only way to save the friendship is to hatefully Pork Barrel.
Scott, "Hey did you see Chett and Brad pork barreling in the school bathroom yesterday!"
Skot, "Yeah! I heard their assholes where gushing blood by the end of it!"
Scot' "Jesus I wonder what Brad did?!"
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A three(or more)some involving just men.
At least one of the guys must be straight for the orgy to be considered pork barreling.
I can't believe I took part in pork barreling last night while wasted! What will my girlfriend think?!
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A term for funds given to lawmakers for their districts to enjoy.
But some, never gave the fund on them, they relied on a certain Chinese-Tausug woman to launder the bucks.
2 of them are actors, another an old fossil.
Pork Barrel is so much, Bong was put in jail.
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The misappropriation of government funds to marginal electorates when close to an election, with the intention of winning more seats.
First used by Senator McKenzie of LNP in January 2020, in relation to the awarding of $100 million sports grants prior to the 2019 elections.
After being found by the ANAO to have run a biased and parallel assessment to Sports Australia, she was asked, "Did you pork barrell?" Bridget replied,
"Well if anything... there's a case of reverse pork barrelling going on" She went on to explain how because of her intervention and process, that a greater number of projects were supported in Labour electorates. The Auditor general found that she had favoured marginal seats.