Binders to Bayonets: The Year's Biggest Political Catch Phrases
What were this year's biggest political catch phrases?
Presidential Candidate Mitt Romney made remarks at a private fundraising dinner recently, stating that 47 percent of Americans believe themselves to be "victims" dependent on government.
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From "binders full of women" to "bayonets and horses," 2012's election season offered a landscape ripe with new political catch phrases and words.
We thought of a few, here at Patch. But we know there are more out there we missed. Are there catch phrases that should have made our list? Tell us in the comments. Or weigh-in on which were the most aggrevating, or least.
- Fiscal cliff
- Obamacare
- 47 percent
- Professor (Elizabeth Warren)
- You didn't build that
- Binders full of women
- Bayonets and horses
- Romnesia
- Obamaloney
Dawn
6:49 am on Friday, January 4, 2013
It's new: Chrst contentious Mark those people! Contentious to the great I am. The God who gave birth to the earth.
moe howard
9:11 am on Friday, January 4, 2013
What?????????
M C Stringfellow
11:21 am on Friday, January 4, 2013
I though it was just me>?????
bindersfull ohwomen
10:43 am on Friday, January 4, 2013
No idea I was so popular
M C Stringfellow
2:36 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Your not. Only the Phrase
Abby Jordan
3:03 pm on Friday, January 4, 2013
Any other phrases we left out? I thought there would be a lot we didn't think of.
Aron Levy
11:32 am on Monday, January 7, 2013
MC, that 'whoosh' sound you just heard was a joke flying right over your head.