Phrases with «political godfathers»

The phrase "political godfathers" refers to influential and powerful individuals in politics who act as mentors or sponsors to aspiring politicians. They often provide support and guidance in exchange for loyalty and assistance. Full definition

Sentences with «political godfathers»

  • Balls's political godfather Gordon Brown has been more visible than usual of late, making a widely praised tribute to Nelson Mandela in the Commons and warning in the New York Times of the risk of another financial crisis. (newstatesman.com)
  • And now that his helper and political godfather the sokoto state governor all in apc then has to follow suit to APC (punchng.com)
  • Despite last having held elected office in 1998, he remains the political godfather of his native Long Island, with close ties to Mr. Flanagan and the rest of the dominant downstate wing of the State Senate GOP. (observer.com)
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