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Often used in the same context:
appointments,
officeholders,
cronies,
chairmen,
administrations,
nominees,
cronyism,
reappointment,
placemen,
jurists,
bureaucrats,
staffers,
justices,
governors,
judgeship,
czars,
ex officio,
aides,
incompetents,
lieutenants,
advisers,
senators,
successors,
committees,
secretaries,
rubber stamp,
loyalists,
toadies,
bureaucracies,
underlings,
sinecure,
inner circle,
vacancies,
directorships,
presidents,
subordinates,
candidates,
lobbyists,
insiders,
functionaries,
rubberstamp,
sycophants,
incumbency,
partisanship,
pardons,
lieutenant governor,
nepotism,
presidencies,
commissioners,
deans,
politicians,
incumbents,
malfeasance,
seniority,
tenure,
praetorian guard,
bureacracy,
politicos,
mayors,
patronage,
generals,
predecessors,
elect,
judiciary,
collegium,
nominating,
legislators,
technocrat,
apparat,
judicial,
treasury secretary,
memos,
solicitor general,
dissents,
vetting,
appointor,
tipstaff,
appointer,
agendas,
lame duck,
nonpartisanship,
termers,
applicants,
vetoes,
echelons,
recusal,
qualifications,
pols,
lawmaking,
firings,
pro tempore,
unaccountability,
designee,
apers,
legislative,
congressmen,
monsignors,
commission,
subcommittees,
positions,
arrogation,
misfeasance,
appointee,
appointment,
nominations,
administrators,
nominee,
officials,
commissions,
defectors,
sponsors,
editors
Appears in the definition of:
harding,
president harding,
warren gamaliel harding,
warren harding
Also try:
— Adjectives for appointees:
political,
new,
presidential,
own,
federal,
republican,
royal,
top,
democratic,
judicial,
potential,
more...
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