A "Smirk" of supporters

[achtung_circus]

At HuffPo

"This also begs another question: what is the plural for Bush/Cheney supporters? These people deserve their own plural term like a "school" of fish or a "murder" of crows. How about a "wallet" of Bush/Cheney supporters? Or a "clot" of Bush/Cheney supporters? A "mug"? A "rash"? Wait, I've got it: A "smirk" of Bush/Cheney supporters. Well, you can choose whichever you like."

Good stuff here:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/adam-mckay/and-then-there-were-thirt_b_40129.html

plus a gratuitous puppy

[LiberalFighter]

1. Bitches

[annabanana]

2. Thanks for the link.. . Oh, .and nice puppy..

Sweet widdle puppily wuppily
awww
I love widdle moofy faced puppies...

[HappyWeasel]

6. How about a

"horde" or a "tribe" of Bush disciples.

[TahitiNut]

3. An osculation of sycophants.

:evilgrin:

[kenny blankenship]

4. A "steaming pile" of Bush support

[Skidmore]

5. A proliferation of liars.

[HappyWeasel]

7. What about a klan of supporters?

[Skidmore]

9. A den of thieves.

[MikeNearMcChord]

15. I like that one!

[donco6]

8. The gratuitous puppy is a nice touch.

It was interesting in the comments to the article, several people commented that Bush's numbers had gone down ONLY because he'd gone too "soft". Nuke a few more countries, lower more rich people's taxes and put some leftwingers out of business, and you'd see his numbers soar to 50% again.

And I think they're probably right.

How different would people's thinking be if the US was in closer proximity to the countries in which we're creating all these problems? What if we were next door to - say - Turkey? Or take a left turn at Dubai? If people could actually see and talk to people impacted by our nutball policies, would it change their mind at all?

[achtung_circus]

10. Well, there's always Mexico

or Soviet Canuckistan.

[Kahuna]

11. a "cult" of bush supporters suits me. nt

[billybob537]

12. What do you call

a group of Hyenas, A pack perhaps.

[karlrschneider]

14. A cackle of hyenas. Really.

Mammals
Apes A shrewdness
Asses A pace
Badgers A cete
Bats A colony
Bears A sloth, sleuth
Buffalo A gang, an obstinacy (I suspect these refer to old world buffalo; use "herd" for American bison)
Cats A clowder, a pounce; for kittens...A kindle, litter, an intrigue
Cattle A drove, herd
Deer A herd, bevy (refers only to roe deer)
Dogs A litter (young), pack (wild), cowardice (of curs); specific to hounds...A cry, mute, pack, kennel
Elephants A herd
Elk A gang
Ferrets A business
Fox A leash, skulk, earth
Giraffes A tower
Goats A tribe, trip
Gorillas A band
Hippopotamuses A bloat
Horses A team, harras, rag (for colts), stud (a group of horses belonging to a single owner, string (ponies)
Hyenas A cackle
Kangaroos A troop
Leopards A leap
Lions A pride
Martens A richness
Moles A labor
Monkeys A troop, barrel
Mules A pack, span, barren
Otters A romp
Oxen A team, yoke
Pigs A drift, drove, litter (young), sounder (of swine), team, passel (of hogs), singular (refers to a group of boars)
Porcupines A prickle
Rabbits A colony, warren, nest, herd (domestic only), litter (young); specific to hares...A down, husk
Rhinoceroses A crash
Seals A pod, herd
Sheep A drove, flock, herd
Squirrels A dray, scurry
Tigers A streak
Whales A pod, gam, herd
Wolves A pack, rout or route (when in movement)

[burythehatchet]

13. A "Shame" of bush supporters...like a "pride" of lions, but the opposite

[tabatha]

16. a new/old word

a moran of supporters

(because they all speak in one moronic voice)