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rhetoric
Kooky
Definition
A designation reserved for former allies who've broken ranks on foreign policy — proof that once you're out, you're out, no matter how loyal you used to be. Works equally well on cable news hosts, senators, and anyone who used to be a reliable ally.
Example
“"Tucker has gotten kooky lately."”
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