|
|
Mugwump - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
|
||
|
Mugwump (disambiguation) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Mugwumps were a group of Republican activists who supported Democratic candidate Grover Cleveland in the United States presidential election of 1884. Mugwump may also refer to: • "Mugwump", a ficti...
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mugwump_(disambiguation) |
||
|
A very American term, derived from a Native American term, 'mugwump' has shifted sense during its comparatively brief history. ... Mugwump was brought into English in the early nineteenth century as a humorous term for a boss, bigwig, grand panjandrum, or other person in authority, although often one of a minor...
|
||
|
Mugwump | Unique accessories designed and created using recycled and reclaimed materials. ... home ; gallery; shop Mugwump; retail locations; events; about; contact;
|
||
|
MySpace Music profile for geoffroy aka mugwump. Download geoffroy aka mugwump Psychedelic / Glam / Ghettotech music singles, watch music videos, listen to free streaming mp3s, & read geoffroy aka mugwump's blog. ... geoffroy aka mugwump; Psychedelic / Glam / Ghettotech...
|
||
|
I was a mugwump. We, the mugwumps, a little company made up of the unenslaved of both parties, the very best men to be found in the two great parties--that was our idea of it--voted sixty thousand strong for Mr. Cleveland in New York and elected him.
|
||
|
Lacking popular support, the dispassionate, issue-oriented Mugwump agenda could not enjoy lasting victory in the nineteenth century; only an approach steeped in pop culture would successfully reach a body politic so captivated by spectacle and humor.
|
||
|
mugwump: Definition and Pronunciation ... World & News ... mugwump (Thesaurus)
|
||
|
mugwump: an independent in politics ... Mugwump reached its peak of fame in 1884. That year, James G. Blaine was nominated as the Republican candidate for president, much to the displeasure of many Republicans, who threw their support to Democratic candidate Grover Cleveland, citing reasons of principle.
|