Political Dictionary

An essential guide to the language of power

Word of the Day Wednesday, September 23, 2026
Nixon in China

The phrase “Nixon in China” refers to the paradoxical phenomenon where a leader takes an action that is unexpected or contrary to their established ideological stance.

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Short Hairs

To have your opponent by the “short hairs” means that you’ve got them in a tight spot, and they are at your mercy.

Scorched Earth

A “scorched earth” approach is a ruthless attempt to win at all costs.

Full Ginsburg

The “full Ginsburg” refers to an appearance by one person on all five major Sunday-morning interview shows on the same day:

Smell of Jet Fuel

“Smell of jet fuel” is a reference to the impatience that sets in when Members of Congress are ready to leave Washington, D.C. to return to their districts for the…

Spin Alley

“Spin Alley” is the place designated after a political debate where reporters interview analysts and campaign operatives who attempt to “spin” the news coverage of the event.

Favorite Son

A “favorite son” candidate is one who draws their support from the home state or from the broader region. Sometimes the term is also used for someone with little to…

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