punditocracy
Dictionary:
pun·di·to·cra·cy (pŭn'dĭ-tŏk'rə-sē) 
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n., pl., -cies.
A group of pundits who wield great political influence.
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 | Rob Asghar |
| 1992 (chronology) |
| Orwell Award |
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