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limousine liberal

British  

noun

  1. derogatory a wealthy left-wing person

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It’s the epitome of elitism, the kind of thing many voters — especially Trump supporters — despise in what they consider limousine liberal politicians who can’t relate to their struggles.

From Los Angeles Times

A proponent of the “Can’t we all just get along?” school of thought, this limousine liberal can be blithely insulting and decries what she sees as the atomization of society.

From New York Times

King responded to Cruz's tweet, writing: "Ted Cruz called me a limousine liberal! Oooo! He's never ridden in one himself, I suppose. Come on up to Maine, Ted, I'll give you a ride on my Harley."

From Los Angeles Times

But at times Oslo acts toward the U.S. like some cartoon “limousine liberal” who sneers at the cops and the methods they use to protect his neighborhood.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Limousine liberal” is a pejorative term, but if we’re looking at pure riches, the best-educated district is also the second-wealthiest district in the country.

From New York Times