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huckster

[huhk-ster] / ˈhʌk stər /


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There’s nothing new about the insistence of anti-vaxxers and other cranks and hucksters that public debates are all that’s needed to establish the truth.

From Los Angeles Times

The show’s theme is California agriculture, its biblical title framing the Golden State as part fertile and utopian paradise, part huckster marketing dystopia.

From Los Angeles Times

The large screen plays a film by the artist, intercut with old photographs collected by his maternal grandfather, “a flea market huckster.”

From Los Angeles Times

Instead, Comer seems unconcerned to be seen, to the readers of the New York Times anyway, as a huckster for disinformation scraped out of the darkest corners of the internet.

From Salon

All this represents a natural progression from our captivation with grifters, which has had audiences in its thrall since the hugest huckster of our time conned his way into the Oval Office in 2016.

From Salon