Guerra was an extremely controversial politician, noted for his acid discourse against his opponents-which was criticised as demagogy by his political adversaries.
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The word " Boborul " itself has since acquired popularity in Romania, and is used to ridicule perceived demagogy and its rhetoric.
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Leaders said the alliance MSM / MMM, Rama Sithanen insult himself and makes demagogy when it's a failure of government economic policy.
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I hope Bush at least read the news coverage of his vice president's Iraq speech on Friday, which was a masterpiece of demagogy.
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Apparently trying to be evenhanded, Balladur told Le Figaro on Thursday that the word " demagogy " applied equally to both Jospin and Chirac.
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But when James threatens to use troops to defend Moore and his Ten Commandments plaque, Flynt said, support for values becomes old-fashioned demagogy.
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France, its domestic politics roiled by anti-immigrant demagogy directed mainly at its already sizable Algerian community, has reacted to the current crisis with panicky denial.
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The enduring problem that Mencken so frequently and entertainingly described is the vulnerability of democracy to demagogy, a condition that has been much exacerbated by the noise explosion.
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But for now, it seems that the old monsters of bigotry, xenophobia and demagogy are still very much alive, even on the greatest democracy on earth.
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With the ruble's purchasing power tumbling and shortages of food and other vital commodities developing, Russia is rapidly slipping into conditions that breed unrest and demagogy.
