Yglesias

Proper noun

Meaning

Yglesias (plural Yglesiases)

A surname from Spanish.

Examples

And as 's Matthew Yglesias argues, anti-Trump forces should unquestionably include a big dollop of normal policies that affirmatively address the needs of the citizenry — helping secure a coalition of anti-Trump votes through positive government programs. Source: Internet

It became ground zero of the cancel culture on Twitter recently when its editor, Matthew Yglesias, signed the letter condemning the “cancel culture.” Source: Internet

How, please tell me, is that any different from the pundits that Yglesias mocks all the time? Source: Internet

Vox’s former editor and co-founder Matthew Yglesias wrote that he sparked an “intra-office controversy” in May at his old publication for pitching a story about how police killings of black people was decreasing. Source: Internet

Matt Yglesias notes a Ross Douthat column that invokes one of William McKinley’s splendid little wars, this one in the Philippines. Source: Internet

Now let me be clear: I completely agree with Yglesias (and not just because he linked to us yesterday — thanks!). Source: Internet

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