Definition of "obfuscators" [obfuscators]

• Plural form of obfuscator. (noun)

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• "The obfuscators 'simple and direct motivation -- making money in the near term, which anyone can relate to -- combined with their resources and, as it turns out, propaganda talents, have meant that we are arguing the science long after it has been nailed down."
• "By harnessing confidence in core instincts we are less likely to fall prey to the plethora of obfuscators who are too displaced in corralling a power base of foot soldiers trained to rush off and grab the most pertinent set of legal counter-arguments or proffer crafted media “evidence” to close down an argument rather than exploring and drawing out some of the painful abstract for examination in a healthy open truthful productive discussion."
• "Some obfuscators wag their finger at cap-and-trade legislation, scolding it as "cap-and-tax" legislation."