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Same. I searched a bit online but it doesn’t seem to be a well established term

• MichaelRo 2y ago
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  • zdragnar 2y ago
    Caucus is also one of two ways state branches of political parties can nominate a person to be a candidate for election (the other being a primary). The author likely lives in a state where such a thing happens (both parties use primaries where I live, but the term is not unfamiliar at all). https://th.usembassy.gov/primaries-caucuses-differences/ https://th.usembassy.gov/primaries-caucuses-differences/ You might want to tone down the hyperbolic aggression. It isn't the author's fault for using a word in a fitting analogy just because you're not familiar with it.
  • arp242 2y ago
    This is the third article in a series, and the term is fairly clearly described in a previous article, linked at the top. Missing that (and thus the question that started this thread) is okay. Your aggression is not.