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365 Days of Wins

Definition

The official White House branding for the first year back in office, on the theory that every single day of a presidency is, definitionally, a win. Sits comfortably next to "winning so much you'll be tired of winning" — the sequel nobody asked for, running anyway. See also: Winning.

Example

Plastered across whitehouse.gov as an official year-one initiative.

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