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But Democrats also have the benefit of a uniquely powerful political boogeyman to raise money against.
"So if we can maybe just put the boogeyman to one side, we can actually debate these issues for real and in substance," she continued, to thunderous applause.
'Now that two-thirds of Americans get their news from social media, Republicans have a new boogeyman to target — big tech'.
Recently, conservative and Islamist activists, armed with Suharto's version of events, have sought to suppress investigations into the events of 1965 and have used the communist boogeyman to attack moderate President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo.
Trump has invested in finding boogeyman to blame for the turbulence, namely Federal Reserve chairman Jay Powell, whom he even cast as responsible for the General Motors plant closures announced this week.
On Tuesday, the governor's anger at Mr. Trump and Republicans in Washington animated what is normally a dry presentation; it also gave him a political boogeyman to blame for budget woes — which should be useful in a year where he faces re-election.
Returning to the "two cities" theme, the mayor has fashioned an array of boogeymen to rail against, from "billionaire media owners" and hedge fund managers to state investigatory agencies and Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo, who has been increasingly willing to punch back publicly.
"For once, why won't the boogeyman listen to the fans?" Well, if you're hoping to hear recordings of high artistic merit recorded by great musicians therein lies your problem.
He simply becomes the story's boogeyman, ready to brutalize his former friend — both physically and psychologically — if that's what it takes to prove that Franky is gay, and he isn't.
Yet the boogeyman seems to have the office culture of a savings bank in Cleveland.
But, Ms. Simonyan added, "It is alarming to see the American political and media establishments across the political spectrum painting Russia as the ultimate boogeyman, referring to it exclusively as a menace, a thug, or a dictatorship".
