provocateur

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• It’s a clear distinction between Substack, which is often associated with bomb-throwers like Glenn Greenwald, and Facebook itself, where conservative provocateurs like Ben Shapiro, Dan Bongino, and Sean Hannity thrive.

• Before she was in Congress, Greene was an online conservative provocateur and shared or liked posts that included threats of violence against Democratic politicians.

• Rush Limbaugh, conservative radio provocateur and cultural phenomenon, dies at 70Limbaugh’s tenure would last less than a month.

• Conservative provocateurs have mastered the art of getting attention and amplifying opinions on the very social networks they so roundly criticize.

• Nonetheless, the pop provocateur that soap fans know by the mononym “Franco” has decided to unpack it.

• Lars von Trier, the terribly talented Danish provocateur, is quite a character.

• These are the works of Ralph Steadman, legendary artist and provocateur.

• DONETSK, Ukraine—He reaches into his pocket to pull out a Ukrainian passport and opens it to prove he is no Russian provocateur.

• A harder-than-hard-core conservative and professional provocateur, Peterson is an equal-opportunity offender.

• The Whites put up a provocateur as before a pogrom in Russia.

• I was looking about to find the German agent provocateur, but I failed to find him.