panderer

IPA: pˈændɝɝ

Examples of "panderer" in Sentences

In some Latin American countries, the panderer is a sobón, or kiss-up.
If you look up the word panderer in the dictionary, you'll see John McCain's picture. dan
Look at how many former Republicans stayed home instead of voting for a racial panderer like McCain.
When a writer resorts to the likes of “sleazebag and Islamo-panderer extraordinaire,” I do tend to lose interest.
It dared to go somewhere and take the heaps of criticism piled on it from the left, as a "sell-out,""panderer,""hustler," media pimp" and so on that it regularly got for making the site broad and popular.
It dared to go somewhere and take the heaps of criticism piled on it from the left, as a "sell-out," "panderer," "hustler," media pimp" and so on that it regularly got for making the site broad and popular.
The charge that McCain had become a "panderer" irked Weaver and other aides to distraction — not because the idea so offended them, but rather because, as they said privately, they wished the senator would pander.