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right-winger

[ US /ˌɹaɪtˈwɪŋɝ/ ]
NOUN
  1. a member of a right wing political party

How To Use right-winger In A Sentence

  • I remember talking to a former playing colleague of yours at Preston, right-winger Les Campbell.
  • We don't have to be concerned about the right-wingers labelling us unpatriotic.
  • My initial impulse, surprisingly, was to agree with the right-wingers.
  • Our big paper, The Oregonian, was recently sold to some out-of-state right-wingers, and turned over to some honcho for certain rightie rags in Orange County. Think Progress » Progressive Victory In Oregon: Voters Approve Tax Hikes On Corporations And The Wealthy To Close Budget Gap
  • Thanks for exposing this ambusher for the coward he is (does this sound familiar vis a vis other right-wingers?). Think Progress » Fox News ambusher Griff Jenkins hypocritically cowers from interview: ‘Call the media relations people.’
  • As a hardline right-winger in the early 1990s I was personally anointed by Margaret Thatcher as her chosen successor.
  • Backed up by the concept of a 'liberal elite,' right-wingers could crony around with their corporate patrons in luxuriously appointed think tanks and boardrooms -- all the while purporting to represent the average overworked Joe. IsThatLegal?
  • I would say she is conservative, and for CT even a right-winger. Gov. Jodi Rell (R, CT) not running for re-election. - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState
  • If someone will suggest otherwise, please give an example of a corporation, a right-winger, a Republican, etc. who possesses any other characteristic, and we will provide proof that they have utterly contradicted the suggestion. Think Progress » CBS Approves Focus On The Family’s Super Bowl Ad, Despite Its Policy Against Advocacy Spots
  • Smart kid ..... of course the boob never had my vote since she's inept and a right-winger. Johnston says Palin lost his vote
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