In conversation the other day I referred to Trump as boorish, and thought that pretty well suited him. So I decided to try to come up with single adjectives for the other candidates. Not thrilled with all of them, but thought it would be interesting to hear what others came up with.
Carson -
Sorry, didn’t come up with adjectives for Carson or Kasich.
What adjectives would you offer? Wondered to what extent folks’ choices of adjectives would necessarily correlate with their expected voting preferences.
Carson - who?
You said “one” word. So I hyphenated.
Clinton- shrewd
Trump- delusional
Carson - somnolent
Not intentionally pejorative, just sort of came out that way.
Clinton - shrewd
Trump - raucous
wolfpup
February 29, 2016, 2:41pm
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For more fun and a greater challenge, one can try to come up with adjectives that start with the same letter as the candidate’s name.
Carson and Cruz - crazy (what could be more obvious!)
Carson - crazy
wolfpup:
For more fun and a greater challenge, one can try to come up with adjectives that start with the same letter as the candidate’s name.
Carson and Cruz - crazy (what could be more obvious!)
Don’t forget “creepy” for Cruz.
Carson: Weak
Morgenstern:
Sanders - Stalin?
Odd - I don’t perceive any unnecessary delay on his part…
If your candidate was a Movie Title:
Carson - One flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest.
Morgenstern:
Sanders - Stalin?
Right, because he’s so likely to starve the Midwest to death. :rolleyes:
Carson - Drugged
Tangent
February 29, 2016, 5:42pm
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Carson - delusional
If going with alliteration, how about:
Kasich - kumquat
I mean, I know I’ve seen them, but I’m not 100% sure I’d be able to recognize one that wasn’t labelled. And I’m not sure exactly what they are like, or what one is supposed to do with them.
Sanders - LarryDavidish
how come no one used the word “rich” to describe Trump?
my take:
Clinton: experienced
Sanders - Grumpy