House Speaker Newt Gingrich said recently that the fight over that program was " one of the most horrendously disgusting examples of demagogy I have ever seen ."
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His brief success is still cited as a cautionary example of the dangers of demagogy and political hysteria, but his collapse offers reassurance about the resilience of American institutions.
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Still, it will help readers understand the nature and persistence of right-wing demagogy in American life, especially in these days of Pat Robertson and Pat Buchanan.
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The consistent harping on Schumer's attendance record was trivial, but it was also a tactically brilliant piece of demagogy that flattened the flight path of the Schumer campaign.
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"A Weapon Against Demagogy . . . France marches to the tune of melange, " the leftist daily Liberation said Wednesday of the eight-month survey.
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Some of the more hawkish demagogy aimed at Colin Powell recalls McCarthy's slurs on the patriotism of the last four-star secretary of state, George C . Marshall.
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A strong proponent of " integrated Yugoslavism " ( the concept of the Yugoslav Democratic Party ), he is an opponent to political demagogy and to the regime of his time.
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Therefore, political demagogy and its probable electoral gains should be considered instrumental in motivating individuals in their opposition to Olga's translation . " ( Carabott 1993 p . 125)
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Capdenat expressed his goal as " music open to the acquisitions of contemporary language yet retaining the desire to be clear and lyrical and avoiding both demagogy and neo-romanticism ".
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President Rafael Caldera initially won support for his turn-back-the-clock demagogy, but his popularity will erode in 1995 as capital flees abroad and the economy contracts relentlessly.
