Phrases with «political axe»

The phrase "political axe" typically refers to someone's biased or partisan viewpoint in politics. It means that a person has a strong personal interest or agenda, which can influence their opinions and actions. Full definition

Sentences with «political axe»

  • You start your heading with Atheism, then talk about socialism and communism as if they were somehow related — they are not, but you seem to be trying to grind a religious axe and political axe at the same time (which seems rather common). (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
  • I have no party political axe to grind. (theguardian.com)
  • He says he wants to make sure that his actions are not misconstrued as «favoritism» or having «a political axe to grind». (wxxinews.org)
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