hatemonger

Do not allow yourself to be bullied by a hatemonger.

It was a triple threat to any hatemonger.

"He's the only hatemonger I've encountered in Connecticut politics."

"Clay is a hatemonger," Ms. Dunn said in an interview yesterday.

I'm the hatemonger that Clinton is targeting!"

"If a conservative orders a pizza in the woods, and no liberal is there to hear it, is he still a fascist hatemonger?"

In 2005, the university limited fliers protesting a visit of Ward Churchill, which included the term "hatemonger," declaring them "propaganda".

My interview with the Rev. Matt Hale, America's scariest hatemonger, got off to a rocky start.

The plot depends on a quick defanging of Vincent, so that he is never the kind of hatemonger who could curdle a comic story.

He has repeatedly denounced Louis Farrakhan, minister of the Nation of Islam, as a "hatemonger."

The local French-language newspaper labeled Mr. Lecker "a hatemonger."

In March, for example, Councilman Liam J. McLaughlin called him a "a hatemonger."

Mr. Giuliani called Mr. Muhammad a hatemonger - correctly, Mr. Paterson said.

The news reports have mostly revolved around Mayor Giuliani's objections to the event, and his attacks on Mr. Muhammad as an anti-Semitic hatemonger.

The WJC has repeatedly run campaigns accusing Iran of deceiving the international community and calling Ahmadinejad "the world's foremost hatemonger".

But Mr. Twagiramungu says that anybody who opposes Mr. Kagame is branded a hatemonger.

He called Mr. Iovine "a hatemonger," and said he was leery about discussing him because "I don't even want to validate what he does."

Instead, he demonstrated his rich experience as a hatemonger by cleverly urging retaliation only if provoked - a fine point to some, an essential point in the arena of protected free speech.

Mr. Foxman urges relaxation of balanced restraints on the F.B.I. with the goal of shadowing every government-perceived "hatemonger" without evidence of a threatened crime.

I knew, too, that Cosima Liszt, who Wagner's defenders blame for his change from a progressive revolutionary in 1848 to a hateful anti-Semite, was not brought up as a hatemonger.

In response to charges that she is a hatemonger, she insists that she draws a sharp line between calling individuals "deviant," which she denies doing, and calling their practices "deviant."

A few squirmed uncomfortably in their chairs, in anticipation of the oratory to come from a man widely denounced as a hatemonger for his attacks against whites, Jews, homosexuals and the Pope, among others.

He would rightly be considered a contemptible hatemonger whose every word on every subsequent subject would be scrutinized for traces of venom, and it wouldn't be long before other journalists would marginalize him.

The cumulative effect made Mr. van Gogh, a distant relation of Vincent van Gogh, a kind of cult clown on one side of the debate, and a reviled hatemonger on the other.

Blood Axis performances attracted protesters, on one occasion in 1998, "about 75" San Francisco protesters mobilized by a flyer denouncing Moynihan as "a fascist and a hatemonger" succeeded in preventing his appearance.