Elmer's Brother

Will the real lefty please stand up....perhaps she was a progressive:

progressive - n. 1. statist using Marxist (leftist) methods and pretexts to progressively increase the power of the state; e.g., class warfare involving race, gender, sexual affinity, ecology and progressive taxation; as in multiculturalism, feminism and gay rights, environmentalism and confiscatory taxation, and rights to self defense, and frequently characterized by politically correct language. The lumpenproletariat are the shock troops used by progressives to increase the power of the state. A current method used by progressives to increase and hold political power is to create fresh lumpenproletariat by manipulation of immigration laws (see anchor baby). See watermelon party, see red.

my guess it that this description also fits her:

lum·pen·pro·le·tar·i·at - n. (esp. in Marxist theory) (1) modern lumpenproletariat - (also, new lumpenproletariat) a level of the proletariat comprising limousine liberals, college professors, teachers, students, film makers and entertainers that are now augmenting the ranks of the traditional lumpenproletariat; modern lumpenproletariat are characterized by an exaggerated sense of personal importance and infallability, and exhibit extreme tendencies of class conscious antiwar politically correct multiculturalism and contempt for the yeomanry, peasants, hoi polloi, Christians, bumpkins, rustics, patriots, and military personnel; preferring instead the company of terrorists, celebrity entertainers, the transgendered, pedophile poets, fashion designers, sodomite marriage brokers and new age mystics. (2) traditional lumpenproletariat - the lowest level of the proletariat comprising unskilled workers, vagrants, and criminals and characterized by a lack of class consciousness. [1920-1925; < G (Marx, 1850) lumpen rag or lumpen -, comb. form of Lumpen ragmuffin + Proletariat PROLETARIAT] - Random House Webster's College Dictionary Rev. 1995. USAGE The Democratic Party reaches out to the lumpenproletariat to mold them into party faithful. The lumpenproletariat are extremely useful for carrying signs, marching, protesting, promoting movies such as Fahrenheit 9/11, and for testing methods of crowd control. See also peasant with pitchfork, hoi polloi, bumpkin, rustic, proletariat.

or maybe we use this term:

neo-tribalism - 1. politics based upon narrow concerns, rooted in the exploitation of divisions of class, cash, gender, region, religion, ethnicity, morality and ideology - a give-no-quarter and take-no-prisoners <strong>activism that demands satisfaction</strong> and accepts no compromise. — from The New Tribalism, by University of Oregon President Dave Frohnmayer, see tribalism, see also chaostan

or maybe she is a part of this:

watermelon party n. - politics; the Green Party, green on the outside, red on the inside.

or this:

religious left - n. religious denominations with policies that support politically correct and progressive lifestyles and Democratic Party policies; traditionally Methodist, Presbyterian, Unitarian and Congregational churches, Reform Jews, and the Maryknoll Catholics; more recently various Buddhist sects. See facts and statistics on religious left

or

marielitos - refugees from Cuba admitted to the United States by President Jimmy Carter, among the marielitos were many criminals, sex offenders and criminally insane, that continued their occupations and lifestyles in the United States. Foisting the marielitos on the United States was considered a major political warfare coup by the Castroite Cubans. From the Mariel Boat Lift, Mariel a coastal town in Cuba.

or

Hanoi Jane n. - reference to actress Jane Fonda because of her antiwar activism and subversion of U.S. military forces and treasonous visit to Hanoi, North Vietnam in 1972 and 1974 in support of North Vietnamese communists. Hanoi Jane Fonda displayed the classic symptoms of ACI. See peace. See also subversion and Jihad

or

crypto-communist n. - hidden communist concealed behind soothing rhetoric and dissimulation e.g., socialist, democratic, progressive rhetoric. See also Hollywood Halfwit.

or

bol·she·vik - n. Inflected forms: pl. Bol·she·viks or Bol·she·vi·ki (-vk) 1a. a member of the U.S. Democratic Party adhering to the policies set forth by the Progressive Policy Institute (PPI) and Democratic Leadership Council (DLC), and following the leadership of William J. Clinton. VP.com 1b. A member of the left-wing majority group of the U.S. Democratic Party, following the model of the Russian Social Democratic Workers' Party that adopted Lenin's theses on party organization in 1903. VP.com 1c. a member of the Russian Social Democratic Workers' Party that seized power in that country in November 1917. 1d. A member of a Marxist-Leninist party or a supporter of one; a Communist. 2. an extreme radical: a literary bolshevik. In both senses also called Bolshevist. Adapted from the American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language: Fourth Edition. 2000. see also apparatchik, nomenklatura, bol·she·viks

who suffers from this

ACI syndrome (anal-cranial inversion syndrome) - n. serious medical disorder in which a person's head is wedged where the sun don't shine. ACI is a progressive disorder, sometimes terminal, and victims are frequently subjected to public ridicule, which they sometimes misinterpret as adulation and more frequently misinterpret as confirmation that they are on the right path to historical greatness.

This is why ACI afflicts many prominent celebrities including Mike Farrell, Tim Robbins, Alec Baldwin, Barbra Streisand, Mike Tyson, Jane Fonda, Ed Asner, Michael Jackson, Michael Moore and Sylvester Stallone, see Stallone diagnosis: "terminal ACI". Mr. Stallone had apparently lived with the disease for many years before he was diagnosed. Reversal of symptoms is rare, particularly among celebrities. There is a rising trend of confirmed ACI cases among politicians and the disorder has spread quickly throughout the news and entertainment media. Other at-risk populations include historians, university professors, professional athletes, divas, stand up comics and rock musicians. There are numerous instances of ACI syndrome reported among television news anchors, e.g., Dan Rather and Peter Jennings. Walter Murdock, LCDR, USN (Ret.) is the genius that first reported ACI among the Hollywood elites and this led to a popularization of the term on the Internet.

and they're all considered on the LEFT