Science and progress are powerless to stop a talented rabble-rouser.
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"He didn't come across as a rabble rouser," said the diplomat.
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And then there is media darling and progressive rabble rouser Rep.
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But he is a rabble-rouser who has found his rabble.
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BRUSSELS — The Belgian authorities imprisoned Patrice Lumumba as a rabble-rouser.
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Fast-food Twitter's resident rabble-rouser, Wendy's, had to have her say.
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We even lent the East Coast our feisty rabble-rouser Michael Moore.
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Unless, of course, that rabble-rouser is a 37-year-old Black woman.
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Mr. West is a self-obsessed rabble-rouser who brags about not reading books.
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They can try to brush off someone like Bernie Sanders as a rabble-rouser.
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Andy Slavitt has been called a renegade, a rabble rouser and a policy wonk.
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Iris is a lifelong rabble-rouser; politically she has moved from barricade to barricade.
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He was a powerful speaker, a classic rabble-rouser, and he eventually got himself arrested.
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To critics of the movement, he was a rabble-rouser who would divide the city.
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Jones is far from the first rabble-rouser to fall back on the Colbert Defense.
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Conte is an accomplished rabble-rouser, and evidently things were not sufficiently boisterous for him.
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The rabble-rouser continued his rant for two songs until he was removed from the theater.
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In any case whatever his failings may be, Mr Corbyn is not a racist rabble-rouser.
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The chief rabble-rouser, Mr Sadr, has been too tempted by power to join the protests.
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He was unsuccessful at enacting policy, but he is an adept shin-kicker and rabble-rouser.
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Yet there are people who are like, 'Play it safe,' or 'You're being a rabble-rouser.
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Yiannopoulos was a prime example of a rabble-rouser who manipulated Gamergate toward his own ends.
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It's a sneaky reminder that I'm a rabble rouser, a rebel, a bit of a basket case.
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The thought of the arch Brexit rabble-rouser donning an ermine robe has invited horror and ridicule.
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Though the authorities always responded, they were unable to spot or capture this curly-tailed rabble-rouser.
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Where Mr Maimane is quietly spoken and reassuringly pro-business, Mr Malema, 35, is a rabble-rouser.
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"I was already a rabble rouser," she tells me, her lips curled in a Cheshire cat grin.
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In those campaigns he ran as a rabble-rouser bent on returning Mexico to its protectionist, nationalist past.
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They hadn't been in touch since they were 5 and Mr. Garish was the kindergarten class rabble-rouser.
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"With four, there's always somebody that will be a rabble rouser," Ergen told the Journal in the interview.
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In 2010, I wrote about Andrew Breitbart, the right-wing rabble-rouser and media entrepreneur, for this magazine .
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It lets user display "constituent" badges so their elected officials know they aren't just a distant rabble-rouser.
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In appearance alone, Wolf — more an academic than a rabble-rouser — and Fetterman couldn't be an odder duo.
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They perceived him as a rabble rouser and an agitator; some rejoiced in his assassination in April 1968.
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He's in the minority of the House, and neither a rabble-rouser nor a part of the leadership team.
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He can sound like a fiscally conservative pragmatist in one speech and a messianic rabble-rouser in the next.
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Vladimir Zhirinovsky, a tub-thumping rabble rouser, demanded that all Chinese migrants be deported from the Russian Far East.
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But in Ukraine, he's remade himself as an anti-oligarch rabble rouser, and, more recently, an opponent to Poroshenko.
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The two parties governed together in the 2000s, when the FPÖ was led by Jörg Haider, a charismatic rabble-rouser.
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News reminded Bryan Cranston of a simpler time, when he was just a rabble rouser on the beaches of Baywatch.
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And in no short time, Krista has determined to make her own natural wine, under the label "Rabble Rouser Wines.".
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Ms. Trauss was a lifelong rabble-rouser and former high school teacher, who'd recently become a full-time housing activist.
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The political establishment united against the rabble-rouser, amid caustic slogans such as "Vote for the crook, not the fascist".
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ALBANY — Brian M. Kolb is not a power broker or a kingmaker, a rabble-rouser or a political bomb thrower.
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Beijing fired back, with state media accusing her of being a "rabble-rouser" intent on China-bashing to win election points.
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Matteo Salvini, the right-wing League's rabble-rouser leader, even offered to form a government of national emergency (he was ignored).
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Along the way, his extraordinary talents as a writer, puzzle maker, and industry rabble-rouser have consistently pushed the entire medium forward.
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If we may be sure of just one thing, it's that the painter is quite the rabble-rouser, even from his grave.
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Qatar has long been viewed by its neighbors as a rabble rouser in the region and a bit of a loose cannon.
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In middle age — he is 46 now — Mr. Combs has become less of a rabble-rouser and more of a standard-bearer.
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Like Jayapal, he entered Congress with a reputation as a rabble-rouser; he will exit it with a reputation as a patient negotiator.
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Walker is still the art world's proverbial soothsayer, rabble-rouser, and provocatrice; her artworks are surprisingly less shocking than our national news cycles.
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As the younger of two boys, Prince Harry has always seemed like a rabble-rouser, in as much as a Royal Brit can be.
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Even if they beat their goals and drive revenue, most managers would be cautious to promote a rabble-rouser or someone who isn't trustworthy.
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And I think she's almost a pug-like character, a rabble-rouser who is desperately trying to prove her thesis based on her own heartbreak.
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Mr López Obrador is a conundrum, who can sound like a fiscally conservative pragmatist in one speech and a messianic rabble-rouser in the next.
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LaRiccia collaborated with local artist and rabble rouser Jerry Ross to put on this show of rejects which turned out to be a tremendous success.
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Mr. Castro's university days earned him the image of rabble-rouser and seemed to support the view that he had had Communist leanings all along.
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Alex's friend Chloe is the show's rabble-rouser; by the second episode, she has already been bloodied in a brawl with one of her friends.
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The first is biographical: How did an Austrian watercolor painter turned military orderly emerge as a far-right German rabble-rouser after the First World War?
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I think that we pick our spots, and we're cognizant that the industry wants to view us as a change agent, not just a rabble rouser.
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Both episodes show a conservative rabble-rouser who is willing to be an effective team player on some of the most difficult issues of the day.
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"He is a rabble-rouser whom the party has been using to communalize the agenda, the elections and the discourse," said journalist and historian Akshaya Mukul.
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That is why, for those Republicans who do not wish to gift their party to a protectionist rabble-rouser, Mr Rubio's Super Tuesday results were so shattering.
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Poll by poll, Sanders is emerging as the left's very own Trump -- a rabble-rouser who eschews white papers and pragmatism for visionary pronouncements and unrealistic ideas.
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Controversial actress and rabble-rouser Stacey Dash is apparently done at Fox News — and has been for a while — causing a wave of joy across social media.
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" Waters said some people see her as a "rabble-rouser" and others view her as someone who "does not care about what other people think about me.
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How must all of his supporters feel — the ones following him like wounded puppies because he is their rapid rabble-rouser who "tells it like it is"?
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In her latest book, Caitlin Doughty, the self-proclaimed "funeral industry rabble-rouser," takes readers on a tour of the globe's most unusual death and grieving practices.
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Other recent selections, following primaries and caucuses: "rabble-rouser" ("Our users love agent nouns like this," Otto said), "rodomontade" ("vainglorious boasting or bragging"), and "skulduggery" ("dishonorable proceedings").
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Gervais is an occasional rabble-rouser on Twitter and he's built up a reputation over the years for sometimes saying the wrong thing at the worst possible time.
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That has turned Mr. Corbyn — a lifelong rabble-rouser and one of the most left-wing leaders in Labour's century-long history — into an improbable figure of restraint.
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He was a good friend and rabble rouser and if it wasn't for him, there'd be no Beasties, no Luscious Jackson, no Grand Royal and god knows what else.
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A clear lesson of the last few years is this: Whether you are the House majority leader or a backbench rabble rouser, you better stay connected to your district.
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Some of those ready to desert Labour might be more inclined to vote for Mr. Farage, a down-to-earth, beer-drinking rabble rouser, rather than the stuffier Tories.
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Marianne is not yet the force she will become in the course of Shattuck's moving novel, but she knows Hitler is a madman, a thug, a dangerous rabble-rouser.
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Mr. Anderson didn't see himself as a rabble-rouser, just a sincere, blue-collar kid who had made a conscientious act against the continuing deaths of innocent Vietnamese civilians.
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Six years later, when Republicans swept elections across the country, she won reelection with 65 percent of the vote, and she even won conservative rabble-rouser Michele Bachmann's district.
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Trump, the brand, the reality TV star, the tweeter, the divisive, outrageous rabble-rouser, has turned American politics into even more of a reality TV show than it was before.
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"I have something horrible to say," Gavin McInnes, the Vice co-founder-turned-"alt-lite"-rabble-rouser, told viewers of his daily video rant, Get Off My Lawn, on Tuesday.
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The right-wing rabble-rouser Ann Coulter recently declared at a talk at Columbia University that the President was a "shallow, lazy ignoramus" and that she's now a former Trumper.
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Jordan -- who was known as a key adversary to former House Speaker John Boehner and a constant rabble rouser in the House -- would have a long-shot to becoming the speaker.
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Later that night, when the band charge into their set with the track—a Britpop-by-way-of-"The Beautiful People" rabble rouser—the kids down the front already know the words.
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In this year's Virginia gubernatorial race, a Trump-like rabble-rouser named Corey Stewart, whose main issue was defending Confederate heritage, narrowly lost in the GOP primary to establishment figure Ed Gillespie.
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" "I was in such an untenable work position, I didn't really know if I had a choice," she said, adding that she doesn't consider herself a "rabble-rouser" but rather "someone who cares.
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Wearing blue jeans and a cotton shirt with the sleeves rolled up, Grillo appeared to relish returning to his role as chief rabble rouser, shouting that the movement had entered its "second phase".
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi's controversial decision to install a rabble-rouser as leader of India's most populous state may signal a new direction in his policy platform and potentially sow seeds of religious tension.
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The Victoria, BC native has spent the better part of his life as a rabble-rouser, deliberately trying to stir up controversy through his music: the song titles, lyrics, album artwork or even interviews.
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The partnership between Mr. Sessions and Mr. Miller began in 290, when Mr. Miller, a conservative rabble rouser and contrarian who emerged from the left-leaning Santa Monica, became a spokesman for the senator.
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The imposing black metal frontman, anti-religious rabble-rouser, best-selling author, cancer survivor, occasional actor, and tabloid celebrity in his native Poland has just added another line to his resume: Southern gothic folk balladeer.
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But one thing is clear: the shout-out to Navalny from Capitol Hill won't sit well with Putin, who's dismissed Navalny as a destabilizing rabble-rouser and pointedly refuses to mention his name in public.
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Perhaps no one exemplifies the evolution from rabble-rouser to superstar better than Bruins forward Brad Marchand, who enjoyed a standout 39-goal season and played a crucial role in Boston's late-season playoff push.
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Béjart's "Bolero" is a tacky rabble-rouser in which a star dancer, building a handful of gestures and steps in a crescendo, gradually inflames the corps seated around the table on which she (or he) stands.
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A talented rabble-rouser who has achieved more in the past few years than most cabinet ministers, UKIP's former chief does not do computers (his wife sends e-mails on his behalf), people management or details.
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Burrows, an entrepreneur and marketing professional who also considers himself "a bit of a rabble-rouser and prankster," says he took a poll on Facebook, looking for suggestions from friends on where he should redirect the URL.
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During the parliamentary debate, Republican Party lawmakers accused Pashinyan or being an irresponsible rabble-rouser, they alleged he recruited children to join his protest movement, and said he lacked the qualities to command the Armenian armed forces.
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If her overstuffed 2015 album "Rebel Heart" was a touch reflective, reckoning with elements from her past as a not-always-embraced cultural rabble-rouser, "Madame X" so far promises to be a bit of a romp.
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Duke's subjects have included the belligerent blogger Charles Johnson, the conspiracy theorist Mike Cernovich, the flamboyant rabble-rouser Milo Yiannopoulos, the "guerrilla journalist" James O'Keefe and the documentary filmmaker Phelim McAleer, a pro-fracking climate-change denier.
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The bad news is that one of them is the Muslim father of a slain Marine, the other an African-American preacher and rabble-rouser, and neither of them is likely to have a future in elected politics.
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PARIS — Stephen K. Bannon, the millionaire former Trump adviser turned rabble rouser of European populists, settled into a plush set of rooms this week in Paris at the Bristol Hotel, where suites run up to $32,000 a night.
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GORAKHPUR, India/NEW DELHI (Reuters) - Since Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi stunned the political establishment by promoting a hardline Hindu priest to one of the country's most powerful positions, Yogi Adityanath has sounded more statesman than rabble-rouser.
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"They lied," Mr. Trump said — words that even two Democratic presidential nominees declined to use about Mr. Bush and the 2003 invasion of Iraq, and that were more akin to what the rabble-rouser liberal filmmaker Michael Moore has said.
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Then, one day, a friend asked him if he'd ever heard of David Halliwell's "Little Malcolm and His Struggle Against the Eunuchs," a play about a student rabble-rouser who leads a revolt against the college authorities who have expelled him.
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Winnie Wong, co-founder of The People for Bernie Sanders -- which has endorsed El-Sayed, as have a number of local Our Revolution chapters -- and an outspoken progressive rabble-rouser, has been hired as a paid consultant to the campaign.
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The Texas senator is portraying himself as the true conservative in the race and playing up his role as a rabble-rouser in Washington to paint Rubio as a tool of the establishment in a year when voters are outraged at party elites.
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But there is also the Mr. Trump who seems to float in a bubble of self-regard, the intemperate and blustering bully, the counter-wonk who seems unversed in the most basic policy debates, the rabble-rouser who was slow to disown racists.
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For months, analysts had speculated that Geert Wilders, the platinum-blond rabble-rouser who calls for the Netherlands to shutter its mosques and quit the European Union, might come first in the Dutch election, portending smashing wins for anti-Muslim Eurosceptics across the continent.
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He's the anti-Obama, all theater where the president is all prudence, the mouth-that-spews to the presidential teleprompter, rage against reason, the backslapper against the maestro of aloofness, the rabble-rouser to the cerebral law professor, the deal maker to the diligent observer.
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Magana, a well-known rabble-rouser and social-media troll, has been mocking Cyborg's looks on Twitter for months and, according to Cyborg, who has been dealing with bullying over her appearance and assumed steroid use for years, Magana's cruelty was the last straw.
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Caitlin Doughty, 35, a funeral director who describes herself as a mortician activist and funeral industry rabble rouser, recently re-enacted a Victorian-style post-mortem photo shoot with a tintype photographer at the Merchant House Museum in Manhattan, and shared it on YouTube.
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Chip RoyCharles (Chip) Eugene RoyGOP lawmaker blasts Omar and Tlaib: Netanyahu right to block 'enemies' of Israel The Hill's Campaign Report: 2020 Democrats step up attacks ahead of Detroit debate Conservatives call on Pelosi to cancel August recess MORE (R-Texas), a Freedom Caucus rabble rouser.
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The rise and fall of Flynn The story of Flynn's rise and fall -- from loyal Trump adviser and campaign rabble-rouser to a very short-term top job in national security -- is the story of an insular family takeover of a transition process the President himself never wanted.
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A victory for Ms. Raggi then would make her Rome's first female mayor and mark a significant milestone for the Five Star Movement, founded in 2009 by the comedian-turned-political-rabble-rouser Beppe Grillo, who argues that all of Italy's established parties are beholden to special interests.
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Look no further than rap recidivism cases like Brooklyn rabble-rouser Troy Ave's personal campaign to "restore the feeling" of New York rap dominance—and the frankly floundering creativity and commercial viability of the music it produced—to see what happens when rap prizes record collections over individuality.
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Yet for the last 10 years, there have been working relationships between McGuinness and three DUP leaders: first and most notably Ian Paisley, an octogenarian evangelical rabble-rouser, who bore a great deal of responsibility for stirring up the sectarian hatred which helped to kickstart "The Troubles" in the late 1960s.
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A nonprofit organization, a persistent rabble-rouser, and their pro-bono attorney have succeeded in getting the Central Intelligence Agency to post the full contents of its declassified records database online, meaning it's now possible to access roughly 13 million pages of CIA documents dating back to the beginnings of the Cold War.
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And when a prominent pro-Trumper had his nose broken and face cut in an apparently politically motivated Manhattan bar fight after the launch of conservative rabble-rouser Milo Yiannopoulos' book earlier this month, the pro-Trump media finally had a grisly example of violence against a Trump supporter who wasn't a neo-Nazi.
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Year: 1859Who Revolted: Abolitionist John Brown and his acolytes, to incite a slave rebellion How They Failed: Overcome by superior government forces after failing to incite a slave rebellion John Brown was a notable rabble rouser with the insane idea in his head that people in America should not own other people in America.
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In the end, he was a leader defined and confined by his own political upbringing—a petty, vindictive rabble-rouser trained to shake down corporations, bully local governments, incite grievance mongers, and prop-up shady nonprofits—ultimately exposing him as a president whose basic skill set (and instinct) was always geared to dividing up the pie, never growing it.
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The legendary singer, songwriter, and rabble-rouser was in New York City promoting his new book, Roots, Radicals and Rockers: How Skiffle Changed the World, a magisterial tome that sees Bragg trace the little-known genre's roots in American blues, folk, and jazz, and follow its journey across the Atlantic Ocean to post-war working class Britain.
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With his Hollywood background, his doctoral dissertation on the role of women in film, his penchant for eco-friendly initiatives, and his extensive support of local charities, he is one of the most liberal owners in pro sports (though it's worth noting here that he is much more a polite "let's all get along" liberal than he is a rabble-rouser).
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The conservative rabble-rouser who successfully led the charge to oust Speaker John BoehnerJohn Andrew BoehnerLobbyists race to cash in on cannabis boom Rising star Ratcliffe faces battle to become Trump's intel chief This little engine delivers results for DC children MORE last year is running to become the next chairman of the far-right Freedom Caucus, The Hill has learned.
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The board's decision initially caused outrage — and eventually betrayed a massive institutional failure, as emerging details revealed to shocked RWA members that Milan's suspension was built on a lie and mired in mysterious backchanneling — all in what seems to have been a concerted attempt to oust Milan, who some members may have perceived as a progressive rabble-rouser, from a position of influence within RWA.
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But the "rabble-rouser metamorphosed into the Great Conciliator," Tepperman writes, and to address Brazil's terrible income inequality Lula launched Bolsa Família, an innovative and relatively inexpensive cash-transfer program that didn't just give people handouts but required "counterpart responsibilities," including government demands to use some of the money to send one's kids to school and ensure they are immunized and get regular checkups (along with their mothers).
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Next, in Milan, came the accosting drama of Gigi Hadid, wherein the model was hefted up and not quite away by a Ukrainian rabble-rouser named Vitalii Sediuk after walking in the Max Mara show (where she had been widely snapped and shared), because, Mr. Sediuk said, he wanted to protest the rise of a "celebrity" model — read: one as famous for her 24 million Instagram followers as her profile — to high fashion status.
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It says something about the immediate future of the "special relationship" so revered in London that the British politicians most experienced in dealing with America's president-elect are Nigel Farage, a Brexiteering rabble-rouser (who stumped for him and is currently flying to Washington, DC to ingratiate himself further with the incoming administration) and Alex Salmond, a former first minister of Scotland (whom Mr Trump branded "a has-been and totally irrelevant" in a tiff over a Scottish golf resort).
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Yesterday, Sherdog released a remarkable video interview with Cole Miller in which the UFC veteran, who got his start with the promotion as a member of the cast of season 5 of The Ultimate Fighter way back in 2007 and who during his tenure has hardly been known as a rabble-rouser, tore into his longtime boss for what he sees as a pattern of mistreatment after the last-minute cancellation of UFC Fight Night 97 in the Philippines in October, a card Miller was set to fight on.
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