squeakerbrag
/ˈskwiːkərˌbræɡ/nounVerified NewClaiming landslide authority from a razor-thin win.
The narrower the margin, the grander the victory-lap language; the brag is a negotiating instrument aimed at one's own supporters, not the electorate.
Etym. — *squeaker* + *brag*.
Rel. — whiplashmandate
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