Clintonoid

English Etymology From en Clinton oid derogatory. Adjective en pejorative informal US Clintonian: relating to or supporting Bill Clinton Bill or Hillary Clinton. en 1999 w:Christopher Hitchens 3 No One Left to Lie to: The Triangulations of William Jefferson Clinton Which Clintonoid columnist or propagandist did not employ this dramatic phrase, as their hero found himself at the mercy, not of a law 'n' order Democrat on the approved model, but of a law 'n' order Republican? en 2005 The Limits of Law Austin Sarat; Lawrence Douglas; Martha Merrill Umphrey 89 0804752354 But this, he asserted, "does not require the rhetoric of reparations," and it fit what he called "the Clintonoid tenor of sappy public apologies and maudlin psychobabble about collective pain and healing." en 2018 w:Adolph L. Reed Jr. Foreword Crashing the Party: From the Bernie Sanders Campaign to a Progressive Movement Clintonoid liberals have their own narratives that minimize the lessons to be drawn from Trump's victory. Noun en pejorative informal US A Clintonite. en 1995 The Murder of Vince Foster Michael Cliff Kellett 135 A Clintonoid would be able to easily dismiss it as just some sort of clerical error if it weren't so logically cohesive. en 2002 Chronicles - Volume 26 4 Samuel Francis sounds like a Clintonoid in his column "Will Europe Survive?" (Principalities & Powers, August). en 2016 Ted Rall for Counterpunch Hey, Clintonoids, Stop Bullying Me About My Vote Hey, Clintonoids, Stop Bullying Me About My Vote en eponyms en Bill and Hillary Clinton People US politics