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unpresidential

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Adj.1.unpresidential - not presidentialunpresidential - not presidential; "very unpresidential behavior"
unstatesmanlike - not statesmanlike; "unstatesmanlike procedure"
presidential - befitting a president; "criticized the candidate for not looking presidential"


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; and using an unpresidential word - "jackass" - during an off-the-record conversation about the brazen interruption.
If you want to know when this country's political class, even those hailing from the allegedly pro-market Republican Party, lost faith in the single greatest economic organizing principle ever devised by mankind, look no further than the following six terse sentences from Bush's decidedly unpresidential speech: "I'm a strong believer in free enterprise.
It is John McCain, frantically switching tactics and snatching after headlines to try to get traction in the contest, who has come over as the impetuous, angry, adolescent, erratic one, the unpresidential one.
 
 
 
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