Synonyms for caucus
ˈkɔ kəscau·cus

Princeton's WordNet

1. caucusverb

   a closed political meeting

2. caucusverb

   meet to select a candidate or promote a policy

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1. List of paraphrases for "caucus":

   caucuses, huddle, forum, group

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1. Brad Sherman:

   Obviously all of my fellow members of the CPA and accountant caucus could understand whatever documents are produced, and I think to not turn them over is without defense, and attacking the intelligence of members of Congress seems to be the only thing that the President's spokesperson can do.

2. Joe Manchin:

   The majority of my colleagues in the Democrat caucus, they changed. They change their minds, i respect that. You have a right to change your mind. I haven't. I hope they respect that too. I've never changed my mind on the filibuster.

3. President Barack Obama:

   The reason that Mitch McConnell and the rest of the folks in his caucus who opposed this jumped out and opposed this before they even read it, before it was even posted, is reflective of a ideological commitment not to get a deal done, in that sense they do have much more in common with the hardliners who are much more satisfied with the status quo.

4. Craig Robinson:

   While someone like Ted Cruz appeals to the activist. Someone who goes to the caucus on a regular basis, Trump appeals to someone who caucus is a complete foreign word to them, it's a heavier lift for the Trump campaign to get their people out. The advantage Trump has is he hasthe highest ceiling of all the candidates. He has broad appeal. That's great.

5. House GOP:

   Leader McConnell has a different role than other members of the Senate Republican caucus in the Senate and members here.