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Republicans, truth be told, already know Kagan is going to be confirmed, and are mostly just "going through the motions" in an election-year exercise meant to rabble-rouse their base a bit (Supreme Court hearings always get a party's base riled up and sending in donations, whether from the left or the right).
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Republicans, truth be told, already know Kagan is going to be confirmed, and are mostly just "going through the motions" in an election-year exercise meant to rabble-rouse their base a bit (Supreme Court hearings always get a party's base riled up and sending in donations, whether from the left or the right).
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Not agreeing with him isn't really his problem; he likes to rabble-rouse, and as you say, snark.
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The nerve of McCain when he did rabble-rouse in the Senate till that happened and now he wants to blame Obama.
Latest McCain Campaign Claim: Talking About Job Losses Is Exploiting Workers 2009
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This does not mean that faculty dissent from Church teaching or rabble-rouse against the Holy Father.
Archive 2009-05-31 2009
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Also, any time I have e-mailed, called, or written her office, either to rabble-rouse for a progressive cause or for something with which I might need my senator's help -- her office has always sent a thorough, written reply, signed by KBH, through snail-mail.
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Meanwhile, Foreign Minister Avigdor Lieberman headed to Rome to speak with PM Berlusconi (just as the Pope heads to the Middle East) and rabble-rouse against Iran.
Christopher Herbert and Victoria Kataoka Rebuffet: Weekly Foreign Affairs Roundup 2009
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This does not mean that faculty dissent from Church teaching or rabble-rouse against the Holy Father.
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We'll never push back the special-interest lobbies that rabble-rouse each balkanized constituency if we don't agree to make sacrifices against our own special interests.
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The lesson of Seattle seems to be: if you cannot get your way through traditional democratic methods, through campaigns, lobbying and legislatures, then riot and rabble-rouse on television.
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