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/ˈmuːnˌbæt/ · noun
(informal, derogatory, politics) A liberal (someone with a left-wing ideology)..
So, what do moonbat professors do when they're not attacking military recruiters, the Bush administration, cameramen, and College Republicans?
As nervous Bush supporters watched the president's approval rating slide, they unleashed their wrath on Sheehan, labeling the mourning mom a “crazy,” “anti-Semite,” “left-wing moonbat,” “crackpot” whose behavior bordered on “treasonous” and who was nothing more than a “hysterical noncombatant.”
Your job is to separate the media from the moonbats before some industrious cub reporter starts looking into our land deal.
20204: The Bulwark Trump, who said last month at the Republican National Convention that he would never again retell the story of the attempt on his life “because it’s too painful to tell,” told that story with relish. He expounded at length on his usual moonbat fables about how countries around the world are emptying their prisons and mental institutions to send their convicts and lunatics to the United States.
Use moonbat when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Moonbat means (informal, derogatory, politics) A liberal (someone with a left-wing ideology)..
Common synonyms include leftard, libtard.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
So, what do moonbat professors do when they're not attacking military recruiters, the Bush administration, cameramen, and College Republicans?
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