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Now you are talking about the 
in Washington D.C. ALL of them. 
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Policies contrary to the peopleās wishes?Ā 
Ā Unrepresentative govt?
Just like California- People vote for and approve measures/items during the elections then the greasy legislators and the King of California say tough weāre not doing that. 
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Words that appear rarely on the Forum
@WildBill owns one. At this moment itās unique.
Its synonym is declining. 
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moribund 
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I had to google that word when he 1st used it. 
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@WildBill is dark. I believe the family is in the horror enhancement industry. 
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Words that appear rarely on the Forum
A three word compound. 1st word has appeared about 10 times. 2nd word is unique. 3rd word has appeared about 5 times.
And the compound is unique.
@Customer or @carverofchoice should be able to get this one.
Hint
Careful, exhaustive, large volume
When you get a notification that @peepeep used your call tag in the water cooler:
Haha, j/k
There are over 171K words in the English language, not counting scientific and other compounds (or medical, legal, etc), and not counting the other languages that have had posts on here. Iām guessing the majority of them have never been used, and lots of them have been used fairly sparingly. Grammerly tells me every month that I use more unique words than 98% of users and write more than 98% of users every week, but even then, I only use a very, very small fraction of the English language. I cannot begin to guess the answer to your riddle on do few hints in such a fathomless pit of possibilities. Maybe if Discourse had better statistical word analysis plugins available to us non-mods. It would be cool to see a report of which words are used the most/least.
Speaking of English and making this Wyze related at the same time, a few years ago my [at the time] preteen daughter tried to tell us that she "knew all of English"already (I think in context it had to do with saying she didnāt need school or learning anymore, etc)ā¦ Of course we had a good discussion about how even we donāt know all of English, and basically nobody does, etc. (Possible exceptions for extreme outliers in a Rain man type of situation).
But I still saved that recording and now everytime I use a word she doesnāt know and asks what that means, I relentlessly remind her āwhat?!? I thought you knew all of Englishā Itās all in good fun, not cruel, but has been a good reminder to her of how you donāt know what you donāt know and some of what you think you know, isnāt so. And how it can be important to keep learning, etc. Now itās just fun to invoke the teenager eye roll intentionally.
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Long-winded version of āI give up.ā 
It was recorded on a Wyze Indoor You-Canāt-Kill-The-Mic Spy Cam?
[Hint to be inserted in prior post for weak sisters]
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Iām giving others a chance at this one.
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Incidentallyā¦
Does anyone still doubt that I am virtuous?
Look, I concede my weaknesses like no one else:
I am just, fair and honorable. I amā¦ peep. 
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Hey! That was SHORT & concise for me!
Speaking of āvirtuous,ā outside of a username, you are the first person to use that word in this forum.
āConcedeā has been used 25 times at the time of this writing.
Only used once before now:
Used twice before now:
scrupulous
Used a few times:
encyclopedic
Used once correctly, and used as a misspelling on accident many other times:
(Other accidental misspelling use for this were intended to be: to me, time, tone, only Customer intended to say ātomeā)
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I am speechless (except for the .)
You have pinned my legs back. Or maybe itās ears. Though my legs would be easier. So maybe that.
Ā 
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