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Saturday, May 17, 2008

Text Expanders – Election 2008

With Election 2008 approaching fast, you may find yourself doing more and more files related to all things political. Here's a list to help you get started, and as always, please check out Tara's intro post if you're new to text expanders.

Shortcut Output
baBush administration
candcandidate
candscandidates
claClinton administration
conCongress
consconservative
dem/Democrat
dem/cDemocratic candidate
dem/iDemocratic
dem/pDemocratic Party
dem/sDemocrats
elelection
flfar left
fl/far-left
frfar right
fr/far-right
horHouse of Representatives
indeindependent
libliberal
lwleftwing
modmoderate
polpolitics
polapolitical
prespresident
preslpresidential
puspresident of the United States
pusapresident of the United States of America
rep/Republican
rep/cRepublican candidate
rep/pRepublican Party
rep/sRepublicans
rwrightwing
senSenate
senrsenator
vp/vice president
vtvote
vtdvoted
vtgvoting
vtrvoter


I have two ways of doing names, and I haven't yet standardized to one or the other because I can't make up my mind on which I prefer, so I'm including both shortcuts for you. I can tell you that I've found it easier to use the same shortcut for last name only and first and last name, using a forward slash at the end, rather than trying to keep separate ones straight (such as mc for McCain and jm for John McCain). Either way, the output list gives you a place to start, and you can choose which shortcuts work best for you.

Shortcut Shortcut Output
baobbaoObama
baob/bao/Barack Obama
biclbc/Bill Clinton
cimc/cm/Cindy McCain
jomcjmMcCain
jomc/jm/John McCain
hiclhcClinton
hicl/hc/Hillary Clinton
miob/mio/Michelle Obama


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