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Dumbocrat en · NOUN

Blend of dumb + Democrat, equivalent to dumb + -o- + -crat.

(US, derogatory, slang) A Democrat.
- For those of you out there that think Gore's plans for an upgraded computer network sound great, read on what our DumbOcrat Senator from Tennessee has in mind... 1992 August 31, Richard Crisp <crisp@netcom.com>, “Al Gore's Plans for Internet!”, in alt.politics.clinton (Usenet), via Google Groups, archived from the original on 25 May 2026, message-ID <a_hn-4b.crisp@netcom.com>:
- More of the Biden/Harris comedy team and supporting Dumbocrats act. 2022 April 3, Barry Bardone, “Biden, Harris aren't funny”, in Herald-Star, volume 216, number 258, Steubenville, Oh., Letters to the editor, page 5A:
- He [i.e., Richard Nixon] called the criticism of [Charles Erwin] Wilson, in which some Republicans joined, a “diversionary tactic of the ‘Dumbocrats’ to take the minds of the people off the record of this administration, which is the best this country has known in the past 25 years.” 1954 October 15, “Wilson Says He’s Through With Political Speeches”, in The Atlanta Constitution, volume 87, number 103, Atlanta, Ga., page 5:
- Now, did anyone notice? Klinton for deficit, Bush for debt. Two different objects, same concept... and then, the Dumbocrats have the nerve to say that it's exactly what President Bush proposed. 1993 May 14, Milamber, “Subtle difference goes unnoticed”, in alt.rush-limbaugh (Usenet):

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