vibecaucus
/ˈvaɪbˌkɔːkəs/nounVerified NewA voting bloc held together by aesthetic and tonal affinity rather than policy agreement.
Members may disagree on every provision and still caucus perfectly, because what they share is a vibe; analysts who poll issues miss the coalition entirely.
Etym. — *vibe* + *caucus*.
Rel. — closetballot
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