demagogue , auch: demagog AmE

In my next life, I want to be a demagogue.

Give the demagogues what they want and let them take care of their own.

Many, especially young people, will remember only the one in the middle, the demagogue.

It can also represent someone who may be a demagogue.

I have never seen any evidence of Obama being a dangerous demagogue.

The greatest demagogue in history no longer had an audience.

Why would you need to be a demagogue if you're in a dictatorship?

But the demagogues were no fools; they knew their business.

But the questions we have to ask about demagogues are two: Is he sincere?

They may vote for demagogues who reject the society that has turned away from them.

How could they hope to arm themselves against this demagogue without some clue to his nature?

Demagogues were popping up all over the landscape to provide them.

He is a demagogue taking advantage of misery in the black community.

That's what makes someone a statesman instead of a demagogue.

The other necessary ingredient is a demagogue with a television station.

He called the situation "made to order for any of several first-rate demagogues they have."

George: Better to be ruled by a sheep than a demagogue.

Demagogues were a new kind of leader who emerged from the lower classes.

Since then, numerous books have appeared comparing Long with other demagogues.

But even as an emotional demagogue he can be a big yawn.

"He has just never been a demagogue or a hater."

"I am sick and tired of the demagogues who call this a tax cut for the rich."

Unlike some of the old Southern demagogues, these are not ignorant men.

I once heard a man call this age the age of demagogues.

Demagogues have been found in democracies from Athens to the present day.