5 definitions
Flock-Off Act (n.) is a bill whose name is a pun and whose mechanism is a purse string.
Flock-Off Act (n.) is defunding the police in the one case the right can support: when the police are watching the right.
Flock-Off Act (n.) is a title so good that the bill's odds of passing are the only thing it does not improve.
Flock-Off Act (n.) is federal grants held hostage until the town takes down the eyes it bought with them.
Flock-Off Act (n.) is the libertarian way to ban a camera: not by outlawing it but by refusing to pay for it.