McCarthy was a state-backed bully and demagogue who harmed many innocent people. |
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Moreover, the circus promises the appearance of a mysterious Prince, a demagogue who is plotting untold evil. |
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So the aristocrats who sought elections as tribunes had to be able to play the demagogue. |
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Its chief glories are the demagogue, the military bully, and the spreaders of libels and false history. |
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My oh my, how that must irritate this part-time demagogue in the almighty press. |
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While his friends admired him as a nationalist leader, his enemies simply considered him a communist, a demagogue, and a dangerous man. |
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He is a powerful demagogue and a high ranking political propagandist for the Republican party. |
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He has still not been allowed back but proves a democrat rather than a demagogue in person. |
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The fear was that a charismatic leader could use the office of tribune, with its base of power in the common citizen, to become a demagogue. |
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Oratory is praised as the literature of the people and denounced as the instrument of the demagogue. |
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As leader of the provocatively named Self-Defense Party, he was deemed a demagogue by opponents. |
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Whoever promises a quick and easy solution is either a fool, a charlatan or a demagogue. |
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But that a fascist demagogue could receive considerable support among workers is cause for great concern. |
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Spencer Tracy as the Clarence Darrow character and Fredric March as the demagogue based on William Jennings Bryan have a field day in their speechifying and harangues. |
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He agreed with Pareto that universal suffrage promoted the corrupt and devious political skills of the flatterer, the wheeler-dealer, and the populist demagogue. |
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So what transformed this solitary reader into the frothing demagogue of Pilibhit? |
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And if electoral rules do not snare a would-be demagogue then mocking laughter probably will. |
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No doubt, at the time, he was not a demagogue, because that would have been a contradiction. |
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We are here today to address how Canada will approach the United States' position that a demagogue, Saddam Hussein, must be removed from power. |
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I would like my Conservative friends to note that in me they will not find a demagogue who will run in fear with such a file. |
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One must say that the man is forthcoming His message is clear and sometimes piercing, a demagogue according to some. |
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Mr. Fillion: Mr. Speaker, if anyone were to ask who is the greatest demagogue here, I really could not say. |
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Whoever claims today that structural reforms are unnecessary is a dangerous demagogue. |
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While an honest eclectic is simply an untrained thinker, a dishonest one is a demagogue who doesn't credit his audience with memory. |
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But as a demagogue for whom total power meant all, he realized that to capture Italy he needed the church. |
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But any ambiguous result is easy for a demagogue to spin into a great victory. |
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The voters rehabilitated a politician who has become a clown, an orange pancake-faced caricature of a demagogue. |
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Especially if, like the New York Post or a borough president, they can score demagogue points by doing so. |
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Bibi is a dangerous man and a demagogue in his own right, but this current bleak situation isn't his fault in the first instance. |
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Given a screeching demagogue and an evenhanded, mild-mannered technocrat, people will always be more drawn to the former. |
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It was only when confronted with the loathing so many on the left feel for him that I discovered how much there was to admire in the doughty old demagogue. |
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The red-baiting demagogue who publicly made wild, unsubstantiated charges assailing victims' patriotism proved no match for the fact-checking investigative reporter. |
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But these stories always end the same way, with the implosion of the would-be demagogue. |
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They stand back to make room for every rascal and demagogue who chooses to cloak his selfish deviltry under the veil of race pride. |
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The president of NYU, a likeable fellow, suggested that I was a demagogue. |
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One great impediment to the spirit of cultural growth is the demagogue who teaches that social sense, which is agreement upon what is best for the people, can be imposed by legislation. |
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American officials called him a monster, a demagogue, a fanatic. |
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He can say anything to people and be a demagogue. |
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He is a demagogue who does not respect the principles of the profession. |
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Furthermore, their structure is often determined by one individual. This often very talented demagogue figures as the symbol of his party and constitutes the impulsive strength behind it. |
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If he asks further why he should not deal with both types of problems in the lectureroom, the answer is: because the prophet and the demagogue do not belong on the academic platform. |
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Yet it was the Spartan ephor Sthenelaidas, who comes off as an angry demagogue, who got the Corinthian message completely. |
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The people of the international community must accept and promote the application of force in containing a demagogue like Melosevic who knows no bounds and knows no morality. |
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By the 1st century BC, the threat of the legions under a demagogue was recognized. |
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The Forum itself would always, henceforth, wield a strange kind of mesmeric fascination upon the mob demagogue or would-be putschist. |
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But unlike Sugar-Groove he is a demagogue and cult leader, and abuses his community, pulling a snow job on his people in the name of his own primacy. |
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