It's a great marriage of two rabble-rousers that should bring a new, young, hip audience to the Moschino brand.
Or as Hosni Mubarak sees it: ten or twenty rabble rousing unemployed slacker agents of the West with too much time on their hands up to no good.
Government and officials of the convention, or loya jirga, blamed four or five rabble-rousers for the disruption, accusing them of intimidating people into not voting.
In the early stages of a contest set to feature Rand Paul and Ted Cruz, to name but two G.O.P. rabble-rousers, Bush has often been portrayed as moderate — someone willing to confront party ultras on issues like immigration and same-sex marriage.
He can imagine the two of them rabble-rousing in Berkeley with Jerry Rubin, though, he says, "how well we got along would depend on how tightly he pushed that class proletarian image.
After a warehouse of army rations was left open, recalled one resident, "The rabble, white and black, from all parts of town were not slow in availing themselves of its contents".
Or ask the Yes Men, the two notorious anti-globalisation rabble-rousers, who most recently fooled the Associated Press and other news organisations into reporting as fact a hoax press release in which General Electric promised to return its $3.2bn tax refund to the US treasury.
They regularly referred to them as a "turba" (rabble) or "multitudo" (the masses).
This oddball rabble are five times bigger than the Lib Dems, despite getting only 13percentnt more support.
In person, Wilmers does not immediately strike one as a rabble-rouser.
The composer Christopher Rouse, in residence with the New York Philharmonic this season, has referred to his orchestral work "Phantasmata" as one of his "rabble-rouser pieces".
