E-bomb

Barack Obama obviously didn't, otherwise he wouldn't have dropped the E-bomb when he told Planned Parenthood in 2007 that he would nominate a Supreme Court justice with "the empathy to recognize what it's like to be a young, teenaged mom; the empathy to understand what it's like to be poor or African-American or gay or disabled or old."

Jonathan Kim: ReThinking 12 Angry Men: On Sotomayor and Empathy in Our Justice System 2009

Four head-spinning minutes later, John McCain went to DefCon One and dropped the E-bomb — the dreaded charge of Democratic Elitism:

Inbox Deathmatch: Obama vs. McCain Delany, Colin 2008

Delivered by a cruise missile, the E-bomb is a warhead that explodes to emit a high-energy pulse that, like a bolt of lightning, will fuse any electrical equipment within range.

Boots, Bytes And Bombs 2007

The E-bomb has been more than a little temperamental in testing, and engineers would still like another year to work out the bugs, but on the first night of the war against Iraq, E-bombs will detonate over President Saddam Hussein's key command-and-control bunkers in and around Baghdad.

Boots, Bytes And Bombs 2007

Having used the E-bomb to knock out Saddam's ability to communicate with his troops and the Iraqi people, America will wage a war of psy-ops (psychological operations).

Boots, Bytes And Bombs 2007

We're not being told exactly what it was, but we are told it's not the E-bomb, or electromagnetic bomb, that we've all heard so much about.

CNN Transcript Mar 26, 2003 2003

Where electrical power is normally measured in kilowatt hours on your utility bill, the peak pulse of this E-bomb lasts just 36 billionths of an hour.

Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine 2009

The amount of damage an E-bomb can do depends on its ability to couple the energy into the target.

Gizmag Emerging Technology Magazine 2009