insiderness

It's a kind of insiderness that their father finds gauche.

The Guardian World News 2008

It sells papers on insiderness -- something best thought of a Congress equivalent of Stephen Colbert's truthiness, but with gridlock, name calling and deception in place of hypocrisy-busting laughs.

Max Stanley: How Revisionist Reporting Hurts Everyone Max Stanley 2011

It sells papers on insiderness -- something best thought of a Congress equivalent of Stephen Colbert's truthiness, but with gridlock, name calling and deception in place of hypocrisy-busting laughs.

Max Stanley: How Revisionist Reporting Hurts Everyone Max Stanley 2011

The art market problems of inequity and insiderness aren't new.

With Furthermore, Jose Ruiz aims for more 'fluid' art market Jessica Dawson 2010

More than ideology, more than party, more even than profit, insiderness trumps all.

Carl Pope: Who's Stranded Now? 2009

Matt showing off his Washington insiderness by using incorrect sports terms to describe things to make him seem like common folk.

Matthew Yglesias » “Touchback” 2007

I like to join in your discussions Mr N because you speak/write plain English and you do not have this "knowing insiderness" and deep cynicism which blights many political blogs.

Don`t Get Me Started Newmania 2007

At every turn the candidates decry the political machine and Washington insiderness as though they are not part and parcel of both.

Catherine Specter: Nostalgia For Days Of Impeachment 2008

Let me be more specific: I'm grateful to the ones who didn't trumpet their insiderness and perks to everyone within earshot.

Victoria Lautman: Your Very Best Friend, Barack 2008

Similarly, students identified negatives for Clinton based on residual negativity from past scandals and a perceived tendency for Washington insiderness but saw the flip-side of her strength, smarts and savvy in getting things done.

Elana Berkowitz: Young Voters Dismiss Clinton's "Obama Is Inexperienced" Criticism 2008