Palinista

Palinista

English

Etymology

Palin +‎ -ista

Noun

Palinista (plural Palinistas)

1. A devoted admirer of US public figure Sarah Palin.
   • 2007, Dimitri Vassilaros, "The Palin effect," Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, 23 July (retrieved 10 Jan 2010):

     Ardent Palinistas stretch from Alaska to Ambridge.

   • 2008, Dan Fagan, "Palin's statements belie promise of truthful leadership," Anchorage Daily News, 13 July (retrieved 10 Jan 2010):

     The Palinista movement will boldly tell you over and over how truthful, transparent, open and honest they are.

   • 2009, Evan Thomas, "Gone Rogue," Newsweek, 14 Nov. (retrieved 10 Jan 2010):

     If the Palinistas seize the GOP, they probably cannot take the White House.

   • 2010, Mitch Potter, "Tea Party rattles America's educated class," Toronto Star, 10 Jan. (retrieved 10 Jan 2010):

     "I'd like to be a Palinista but I want a president with a thoughtful world view – that is just a bare minimum requirement," Reynolds told the Star.

Related terms

• Palinism

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