Bevin

Ernest, 1881–1951, British labor leader: foreign minister 1941–51.
Contemporary Examples

Mitch McConnell Sends Tea Party a Message: Don’t Get in My Way Sam Youngman May 19, 2014
Tea Partier Matt Bevin Is Selling Himself as the Anti-Mitch McConnell Sam Youngman February 7, 2014
Mitch McConnell Is Now Tea Party Enemy No. 1 Patricia Murphy October 17, 2013
Tea Partier Matt Bevin Is Selling Himself as the Anti-Mitch McConnell Sam Youngman February 7, 2014
Tea Partier Matt Bevin Is Selling Himself as the Anti-Mitch McConnell Sam Youngman February 7, 2014
Can ‘the Traitor’ Jesse Benton Unite the GOP? Sam Youngman March 27, 2014
Mitch McConnell Sends Tea Party a Message: Don’t Get in My Way Sam Youngman May 19, 2014
Can ‘the Traitor’ Jesse Benton Unite the GOP? Sam Youngman March 27, 2014
Dear Tea Party, Meet the Constitution Jamelle Bouie February 23, 2014
Cockfighting Could Decide Kentucky Senate Campaign Ben Jacobs April 24, 2014

noun
Ernest. 1881–1951, British Labour statesman and trade unionist, who was largely responsible for the creation of the Transport and General Workers’ Union (1922): minister of labour (1940–45); foreign secretary (1945–51)

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