vociferious

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Former Rep. Tancredo is perhaps the founder of the anti-reform world and one of its most vociferious spokespeople for years now.

Amy Novick: Presenting the Immigration Hall of Shame Amy Novick 2010
Former Rep. Tancredo is perhaps the founder of the anti-reform world and one of its most vociferious spokespeople for years now.

Amy Novick: Presenting the Immigration Hall of Shame 2010
Former Rep. Tancredo is perhaps the founder of the anti-reform world and one of its most vociferious spokespeople for years now.

Amy Novick: Presenting the Immigration Hall of Shame Amy Novick 2010
If a bunch of lefties wanted to block Instapundit or Andy Sullivan, I'd be just as vociferious in defending their right to free speech.

Archive 2004-04-01 2004
They should have been this vociferious when Reagan was in office.

Denver Post: News: Breaking: Local liamm 2010
If Thomas Paine could intimidate even the estimable Edmund Burke, we should not doubt that the vociferious skeptic Thomas Jefferson could intimidate John Adams, and we might read their correspondence with that in mind.

thenewswalk.com 2009
Of all the posts I wrote this year, the one that produced the most vociferious email backlash - easily - was, which they endlessly claimed to support back when they couldn't pass it.

Reclusive Leftist 2009