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- noun Alternative spelling of
Führer .
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Examples
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'fuehrer' Nick Griffin failed to win the Barking MP's seat in the general election.
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more than one in 10 called for a "fuehrer" or "strongman" to lead the country.
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He isn't afraid of people like your Jim Demented who wants him to fail, along with your fuehrer Blimpbag.
WH: Obama to get more directly involved in health care talks 2009
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We must follow our fuehrer, Rush Blimpbag and do as he says, and prevent Obama from accomplishing anything good for this Country. jaye
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And their fuehrer, South Carolina secessionist and C Street cult member, Jim DeMint, says it's worth losing a sure GOP pick-up in Delaware -- with mainstream conservative Mike Castle -- to send a message to the Republican Establishment that it has to move even further right, via the increasingly controversial Miss No Turning Japanese Allowed (above).
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And their fuehrer, South Carolina secessionist and C Street cult member, Jim DeMint, says it's worth losing a sure GOP pick-up in Delaware -- with mainstream conservative Mike Castle -- to send a message to the Republican Establishment that it has to move even further right, via the increasingly controversial Miss No Turning Japanese Allowed (above).
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Astronauts affectionately called him "pad fuehrer" for his strong German accent.
The Daily Goodbye 2010
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They were the thugs Adolf Hitler and his National Socialist German Workers Party (NSDAP) used in their drive to power: beating up opponents; destroying polling booths; driving off opposition party voters at the polls; stealing ballot boxes; attacking and trashing opposition party headquarters; and generally brutalizing anybody who dared to oppose their beloved fuehrer.
Rush Limbaugh in Love with Fascist Political Tactics | Living the Liminal 2008
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And their fuehrer, South Carolina secessionist and C Street cult member, Jim DeMint, says it's worth losing a sure GOP pick-up in Delaware -- with mainstream conservative Mike Castle -- to send a message to the Republican Establishment that it has to move even further right, via the increasingly controversial Miss No Turning Japanese Allowed (above).
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And their fuehrer, South Carolina secessionist and C Street cult member, Jim DeMint, says it's worth losing a sure GOP pick-up in Delaware -- with mainstream conservative Mike Castle -- to send a message to the Republican Establishment that it has to move even further right, via the increasingly controversial Miss No Turning Japanese Allowed (above).
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