Define "recent"? This 2007 article uses the term: https://thehill.com/business-a-lobbying/2664-wall-street-readies-for-shifting-d-c-landscape-amid-murmurs-of-ta

Define "recent"? This 2007 article uses the term: https://thehill.com/business-a-lobbying/2664-wall-street-readies-for-shifting-d-c-landscape-amid-murmurs-of-tax-hikes/ https://thehill.com/business-a-lobbying/2664-wall-street-rea... My point is that this could easily be a slip of the tongue, the kind of mistake that I could see myself making when speaking extemporaneously. But making that mistake would not mean that I didn't understand the difference between the three branches of government and the three distinct "federal electoral prizes", so to speak. Knowing that we're talking about Tommy Tuberville, I'm obviously less inclined to offer him the benefit of the doubt, but we are still jumping to conclusions.