airdropped

That order took direct aim at "airdropped" earmarks on grounds that they lack the force of law.

Earmarks After Dark 2008

Instead, the Members have "airdropped," in Beltway parlance, a huge number of them into the conference report that accompanies the bill.

Earmarks After Dark 2008

The conference committee "airdropped" 19 earmarks that were not in the original House or Senate bills.

Water Carriers 2007

But the Office of Management and Budget "airdropped" the program into the department's budget request for $330 million for the next fiscal year.

FOXNews.com 2010

Asked about the claims, spokesman Josh Earnest took issue with the charge in the Journal and McCain ad that operatives were "airdropped" into Alaska.

FOXNews.com 2008

Wall Street Journal also reports that 30 Democrat operatives have been "airdropped" into Juneau and Wasilla to uncover other as-yet undiscovered scandals;

This ain't Hell, but you can see it from here 2008

Wall Street Journal also reports that 30 Democrat operatives have been "airdropped" into Juneau and Wasilla to uncover other as-yet undiscovered scandals;

This ain't Hell, but you can see it from here 2008

* If an Obama presidency means spending billions of dollars annually on wasteful pork-barrel projects, including taxpayer-funded "monuments to me" and earmarks "airdropped" into bills at the last possible minute to avoid scrutiny, Republicans will fight it vigorously.

Stop The ACLU 2008

The machines, at 220-pounds, can be airdropped to any site.

'Hooah Mail' - SpouseBUZZ 2009

The boat, dubbed Britannia, was no pond-fishing craft, but a 22-foot double-hulled rowboat based on a design for an airdropped lifeboat.

A Solo Seafarer, Armed Only With Oars Stephen Miller 2012