Propagandist (noun)

A person who spreads information, opinions, or doctrine to further a cause or ideology.

Origin:

Early 20th century: from latin propagare 'propagate' + -ist.

Examples:

1. The propagandist was accused of spreading false information to manipulate public opinion.
2. The propagandist used all means of communication, including print, radio, and television, to reach a wide audience.
3. Many leaders in history have used propaganda to control and manipulate the masses.
4. The propagandist's speeches were filled with hyperbole and misleading statements.
5. The propagandist's primary goal was to promote the ideology of the political party.