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What is swiftboat?A political ploy whereby allegations, falsehoods, exaggerations, or distortions are publicized to discredit a person or entity and have the intended effect that public attention is drawn to the ensuing controversy about the veracity of the allegations and away from some other political embarrassment. Questions about Kerryβs military service and whether he deserved purple heart medals was swiftboating the publicβs attention from whether or not Bush was AWOL. swiftboat - videoSwiftboat - what is it?to be smeared by the president or his administration in a tastless and slanderous way. They're gonna totally swiftboat this soldier's mom the way they did kerry. What does "swiftboat" mean?To be unfairly and inaccurately attacked relentlessly in the media They swiftboated the Gold Star mom on the news by questioning her credibility when she refused to back off with her antiwar protest in the presidents back yard. Swiftboat - what does it mean?The process of smearing a military veteran's service record for political purposes. Named after the Swiftboat Veterans for Truth, who discredited John Kerry's war record during the 2004 U.S. presidential election. He was a popular candidate, until the swiftboating started. Swiftboat - meaningexposure of a false hero by people who are fimiliar with claimed heroic acts John claimed to have saved a life in the local tragic fire. However, after noting that John was aat the time, actually in a bar 20 miles away by the bartender, John was Swiftboated by several other people the entire week following the fictitious claim. Swiftboat - definitionTo have your credibility attacked by an a dishonest political machine. Named for four ads run by a conservative group of Vietnam War veterans called Swiftboat Veterans for Truth (SBVT) during the 2004 presidential campaign. Steve: The New York Post ran a story that Al Pacino is a child molester. They're trying to swiftboat him. Swiftboat - slangthe act of exposing something true, but unpleasant or politically inconvenient about a progressive. "now they're trying to swiftboat bernie ward by publishing the chat transcript in which he talked about having his daughter blow his son in front of him." SwiftboatTo bravely expose the lies and manipulations of a powerful person seeking to achieve self promotion based on a falsified personal history and thereby prevent the success of his or her deception. It took a lot of guts to go up against the lying billionaire, but they were able to swiftboat his dreams of taking over the country. Swiftboatto attack an anti-war politician on the basis of their military service record "Man, did they swiftboat Murtha." Swiftboatto distort history for political purposes, especially in a vicious personal attack The upcoming ABC documentary 'The Path to 9/11' is expected to swiftboat the Clinton administration, accusing it of ignoring the terrorist threat. |
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