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Someone involved in politics, or a person who regularly holds office. Politico is Latin for politician. It is sometimes used as a disparaging remark. Famous retired Politicos at least in Central Texas include [[Dunbar]] [[Dunglen]], [[Ivar Nefarious]], [[Aganar]], and [[Michael Hammer of God]]. | Someone involved in politics, or a person who regularly holds office. Politico is Latin for politician. It is sometimes used as a disparaging remark. Famous retired Politicos at least in Central Texas include [[Dunbar]] [[Dunglen]], [[Ivar Nefarious]], [[Aganar]], and [[Michael Hammer of God]]. | ||
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Revision as of 15:46, 2 November 2007
"Its not illegal to not keep a campaign promise."-Roger
Someone involved in politics, or a person who regularly holds office. Politico is Latin for politician. It is sometimes used as a disparaging remark. Famous retired Politicos at least in Central Texas include Dunbar Dunglen, Ivar Nefarious, Aganar, and Michael Hammer of God.
