Synonyms for unelected
un·elect·ed

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1. List of paraphrases for "unelected":

   non-elected

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1. Jody Hice:

   I’m proud to introduce the Accountable Federal Employees Act, which reigns in the unelected, unaccountable federal bureaucracy and cements President Trump’s ground-breaking policies to address failing employees. Federal employees serve hardworking American taxpayers, and we must ensure the taxpayers’ investment in the federal government is well spent.

2. California Assembly member Adam Gray:

   A theme you are going to see develop over the summer is that elected officials need to be at the helm on this, the extent to which we're being asked to sign off on big extensions and a lot of money and let unelected bureaucrats decide where it's spent – that's not going to be happening anymore.

3. Phil Trieb:

   [I]f we won’t choose to pay the price of liberty, then by default we shall suffer the cost of servitude -- whether it be the iron chains of a tyrannical oligarchy or the regulatory chains of unelected, faceless bureaucrats. When we witness our neighbors abused by tyrants, will we skulk away and hope we’re not next? Or will we stand by them and challenge -- as freedom-loving Americans -- the tyranny of lawless leaders.

4. Philip Hammond:

   The pivot from demanding changes to the( Irish) backstop to demanding its total removal is a pivot from a tough negotiating stance to a wrecking one, the unelected people who pull the strings of this government know that this is a demand the EU can not, and will not, accede to.

5. Wayne Crews:

   The issuance of these 300 pages of rules was an illegitimate, unconstitutional grab of congressional power by unelected bureaucrats, the task now is for Congress not to just react to the net neutrality rules but to go much further and shut down this agency and its outrages.