Today politics is polarizing to the populist left and the populist right.
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Yeah, I think it's a populist government turning into a populist government.
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If he's not a populist in message, he's definitely a populist in personality.
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His agenda, his reform agenda, he's a populist or not populist, we don't care.
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Streetwear is inherently populist, and what is (hopefully) more populist than a political movement?
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Another way to get populist politics and policies without populist governments is to hold referendums.
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Mrs May is an anti-populist politician who found herself prime minister at a populist moment.
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While Trump panders shamelessly to populist sentiment, Bloomberg doesn't have a populist bone in his body.
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We have a Trump administration that has populist impulses but no actual populist safety net policies.
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I will say this it would have been fascinating to see the populist Sanders against the populist Trump.
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Elsewhere the entangling of mainstream parties with populist policies and the populist style takes place in subtler ways.
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If Bannon's economic nationalism represents the populist wing of the GOP, then Ryan is the quintessential anti-populist.
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He's a populist, this kind of Irish-Catholic populist who's fighting for you against the powers that be.
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For some people, the warriors of the populist right must be replaced by warriors of the populist left.
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In Mexico and Argentina, Carlos Salinas and Carlos Menem, both members of populist parties, got rid of populist economics.
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We have a populist U.S. president, a populist Mexican president, the two biggest most power -- powerhouses in the NAFTA organization.
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While voter support of populist leaders is rising, populist coalitions are only expected to win 25 percent of EP seats.
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Two years ago we had a new set of leaders who were going to solve populist problems with populist answers.
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I would much prefer a matchup of a populist on the left against the faux populist president on the right.
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That a populist — or a populist cause like Brexit in Britain — can succeed in countries that are wealthy and seemingly stable suggests that deeply polarized societies are also vulnerable to extreme partisanship, and so to populist bombast.
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"That kind of aggressive polemic style has been the characteristic of populist governments since there have been populist governments," said Nimmo.
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The more aggressive populist language of journalism there made me think about the aggressive populist tone that started with The Sun.
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These movies were often saturated with populist ideas (class consciousness, anti-authoritarianism, racial prejudice) and incorporated populist forms (vaudeville, slapstick, burlesque).
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Michelle Goldberg argues that the most effective pushback to the populist right has come from the populist left, not from centrists.
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If Democrats run a populist campaign against the business elite, Trump will run a broader populist campaign against the entire educated elite.
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Reminder: Mr. Conte will preside over a populist/anti-populist coalition between the Five Star Movement and the center-left Democratic Party.
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Reminder: Mr. Conte will preside over a populist/anti-populist coalition between the Five Star Movement and the center-left Democratic Party.
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But Ms Maréchal's aim is not, Italian-style, to unite the populist right and left; "I don't call myself a populist," she says.
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And the benefit of countering Trump's story with a left-populist one is that the left-populist story is more-or-less true.
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President Trump ran as an economic populist, but the announcement of Mr. Pai's plan could reveal what a true populist backlash looks like.
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"The mainstream parties are now stealing parts of the populist discourse, and this is undermining the attraction of the populist parties," she said.
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Likewise, overtures to the State Department may temporarily pause Trump's populist instincts, but they will not defang the populist base that animates him.
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Populist rhetoric Trump's populist rhetoric on trade has meanwhile has convinced many Europeans that a proposed Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership is effectively dead.
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"I think it will be an interesting psephological experiment in what happens when a left populist goes up against a right populist," they predicted.
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The paradox is that these preferences form a cycle in which the populist is preferred to the conservative, who is preferred to the moderate, who is preferred to the populist, even though the populist was preferred to the conservative, who was preferred to the moderate.
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The populist pope may be remembered as a great reformer, and the populist billionaire as the unlikely catalyst for the Republican Party's long-delayed reform.
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After its vote in 93, Italy did manage to cobble together a coalition between populist right and populist left, though they cannot stand one another.
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If we take seriously that the populist moment may turn into a populist age, we need to analyze the evidence barreling in front of us.
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The government is a peculiar coalition of the populist left and populist right, one that is deeply euroskeptic, friendly to Russia and confrontational with Brussels.
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The vote will be a test of populist sentiment in Italy, which, like other European countries, has seen a rise in populist, anti-establishment feeling.
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"A populist party with nationalist tendencies like the Five Stars, and a nationalist party with populist tendencies like the League," he enthused to Politico's European edition.
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Though famous for his populist style, he's begun to challenge some of the populist policy now in vogue on the left, including a universal basic income.
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The Populist Party wants voters make business regulation their top voting issue, since most voters agree with the populist party that businesses should be regulated more.
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"The question now is whether this populist moment will turn into a populist age — and cast the very survival of liberal democracy in doubt," he writes.
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This attack warrants one response -- a complete and total denunciation and a recognition that radical populist extremism feeds off a much more common populist bigotry against Muslims.
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Explain. 2. Britain voted to leave the European Union on a populist wave, but several other European nations have populist parties that are sinking in the polls.
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" The Economist refers to a "populist virus"; The Atlantic, to "demagogic populists"; The Washington Post, to "populism sweeping the Middle East"; The New York Times, to a "Kurdish populist movement" and a Thai "populist movement"; the BBC, to the Catalan national movement as "far less about separatism than populism.
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We don't know yet if the strike will have a lasting impact on West Virginia's politics—in other words, if this populist moment can become a populist movement.
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If an appeal to a broadly defined common people struggling against an out-of-touch elite is populist, then the Declaration of Independence is a populist document par excellence.
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It is true that populist parties, some more traditionally nationalistic, others perhaps more techno-populist, hearkening to "direct democracy" rather than representative democracy, did well in the European elections.
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"I think it will be an interesting psephological experiment in what happens when a left populist goes up against a right populist," one ally of Corbyn tells Business Insider.
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Populist politics are on the rise in Europe, with more than 30 million people voting for broadly right-wing populist parties in EU countries in the last five years.
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Driven by the populist British vote to leave the European Union and by Trump's equally populist rejection of "globalism," the UK and US seem driven to embarrassing self-harm.
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HR: I think that they may become more aggressive, as we've seen kind of a populist right as opposed to a populist left taking on more power in Europe.
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These fears, and the reality of rapid workforce shifts, are helping fuel the populist ideas gaining traction in the American presidential election — along with populist movements in Europe and Asia.
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Those of a populist mind-set attack so-called elitist art forms as boring; those of an elitist mind-set attack so-called populist art forms as facile and unworthy.
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In Holland, one of the challengers to populist Wilders is from another outsider, Alexander Pechtold of D66: a different kind of populist who advocates for abortion, euthanasia, prostitution and marijuana use.
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Thomas B. Edsall The emergence of strong populist insurgencies in both parties has raised the hope that the two constituencies could be joined to create a genuine left-right populist alliance.
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"Strip away all the fear and outrage: he's a populist who'll be judged on whether he can deliver on populist promises," added Favreau, who served in the Obama administration until 2013.
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And by returning to monopoly, which is a venerable part of the American political populist tradition, they're able to — in an evidence-based, empirically minded way — make an honest populist case.
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MORE — not on a fellow populist conservative like Bannon.
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" Gidley describes his own politics as "Christian conservative populist.
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Mattarella stood his ground, as did Di Maio and fellow populist Matteo Salvini, who demanded the euroskeptic economy minister be part of what would have been the nation&aposs first populist government.
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Trump's "America First" agenda and populist platform has been a catalyst and an example for nationalist and conservative populist movements around the world, from Italy and Hungary to Brazil and the Philippines.
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Lopez Obrador says he doesn&apost want a fight with the United States, but some worry that one fiery populist may not be the best person to deal with another voluble populist.
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BILA: I think any politician that has a populist feel, whether it is Trump or Obama or whoever it is Sarah Palin, for example, all of these people have that populist feel.
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But Mélenchon might have done a little better, Macron a little worse, and the French people might have been left to choose between a far-left populist and a far-right populist.
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But picking a populist VP just as a sop to the populist wing of the party with no intention of actually embracing that approach opens the door to a world of trouble.
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A united front isn't being forged; instead, we have both a religious conservative and a populist insurgency, the former led by Ted Cruz and the latter by that most unlikely populist, Mr. Trump.
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Rise in populist parties Le Pen is hoping that the recent rise in populist parties will continue in April and May when French voters go to the polls to elect a new President.
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When the Populist Party emerged, women were increasingly shut out of official roles, not only because of their disenfranchisement but also because increasing Populist power made male leaders less open to sharing influence.
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What it does mean is that you pick a populist like Sherrod Brown or an Elizabeth Warren if and only if you actually want the party to shift in a more populist direction.
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"If you go into an issue in a populist way, you also have to be prepared to take the last step," political analyst Thomas Hofer said, calling Kern's populist turn a "serious mistake".
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Europeans, with their long tradition of populist fascism, know this far better than Americans, who nevertheless have had their own populist rabble-rousers — Father Coughlin, Huey Long, George C. Wallace, Patrick J. Buchanan.
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"Let's not forget that Moon is a populist leader ... A populist leader cannot afford to be humiliated and forced to change course," said Andrew Horvat, a visiting professor at Japan's Hosai International University.
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Democrat George Wallace with a populist pocketbook pitch that foregrounded
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In both cases, a populist president followed a cerebral one.
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He was a populist, outsider presidential candidate before Donald Trump.
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It's only natural that populist insurgency makes Europeans feel squeamish.
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Johnson's populist persona is somewhat at odds with his background.
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Different systems will respond in different ways to populist pressures.
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Are there going to be populist parties in the future?
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In Mexico they just elected a big populist demagogue guy.
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The very idea of a populist "domino theory" is misleading.
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Hungary's populist prime minister, Viktor Orban, came to his rallies.
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A more populist America may require fresh tactics from foreigners.
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Its political system has absorbed the populist assault of Podemos.
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Scapegoating Greece helps gloss over this problem — another populist trick.
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But Argentina's current circumstances leave little room for populist excess.
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Argentina, which ousted a populist government, saw its score improve.
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Indeed, they may relish confrontation as burnishing their populist credentials.
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It's a populist playbook that few know better than Trump.
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Yet it's incoherent, wholly unused to governing and rabidly populist.
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Mr Curtis: Not if they put it in populist terms.
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Mr Trump's rise parallels that of populist parties in Europe.
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Many gay people are wary of the populist right's overtures.
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What is more, populist rage is rarely focused on finance.
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Consider his treatment of Viktor Orban, Hungary's populist prime minister.
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Any ramping up of populist rhetoric would likely rattle investors.
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At the time, Sanders said his populist platform would endure.
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This all suggests the populist tide will continue to rise.
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It is, in fact, the exact opposite of populist politics.
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At the conventions, each campaign took a clear populist turn.
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Her populist partners will support her efforts to do so.
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He has also brought his populist economics to the capital.
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Lately, Mr López Obrador has all but discarded populist policies.
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And from the beginning, the site had Trump's populist edge.
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There's a populist appeal that comes with both of them.
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Sanders's comments to Maddow were animated by this populist sentiment.
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The populist Five Star Movement emerged as the largest party.
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In the United States, Trump campaigned as a nationalist populist.
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Populist leaders within the US registered their disapproval as well.
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And that's what I think is fueling this populist revolt.
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And that's a significant obstacle to the party's populist wing.
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It also means offering populist alternatives to mainstream Democratic positions.
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America's great populist experiment of the 2628st century is over.
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Populist campaigns have prefigured, provoked, and sometimes precipitated political realignments.
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I predict there is going to be a populist uprising.
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It is not a bastion of liberal or populist economists.
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Like Trump, Bernie Sanders does not call himself a populist.
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Trump is the populist that America has been waiting for.
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Only it turns out this populist emperor has no clothes.
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The newfound unity between the four countries delights populist politicians.
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Eurosceptics are given free rein to vent their populist outrage.
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The Sun, a populist newspaper, claimed the queen favours Brexit.
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Two other ingredients are necessary for populist politics to thrive.
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Would, perhaps, a more economically populist candidate have performed better?
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But Beshear talks like a Baptist preacher, not a populist.
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He unquestionably still has the adulation of his populist base.
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Free trade is increasingly coming under fire by populist leaders.
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The PiS phenomenon shares similarities with its American populist cousin.
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He also helped mould Mr Trump into a nasty populist.
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"In general, he hasn't been an economic populist," he said.
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But there is concern over blowback from the populist left.
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Evidently, Italy's populist government does not agree with that rule.
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Even Republicans have picked up some of his populist rhetoric.
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Populist leaders have been elected in both Mexico and Brazil.
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Populist anger with Washington helped sweep President Trump into office.
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Republican party elders have done much to earn populist ire.
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GOP populist rage has simmered for a decade, maybe longer.
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Rieff's book feels painfully relevant for today's sour populist mood.
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McClatchy: This Pennsylvania district will test both parties' populist credibility.
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Her voice is attuned to the populist element of folk.
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And Trump dances for his populist base, not Republican leadership.
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We are now reaping the whirlwind of majoritarian populist reforms.
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Populist Democrats are no longer afraid to call themselves liberals.
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Due to its numbers, the religious right contained populist elements.
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They're populist, cheap, and easy to put on or remove.
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Either you have to be filthy rich or dangerously populist.
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I'm more of a, I'm more of a populist, Daniel.
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They understand that the CRISPR question is a populist one.
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Sherrod Brown has built a unique populist brand in Ohio.
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It's a hijacking of this populist by right wing billionaires.
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But this option was rejected by the two populist parties.
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In 22019, the legendary populist and longtime Fed reformer Rep.
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Clinton's place in an increasingly progressive and populist Democratic Party.
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"Usually, populist votes are about bigger government," Mr. Duran said.
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Populist presidents also frequently employ hate as a political tactic.
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As Mounk has argued, the populist wave is still rising.
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In the end the populist class defeated the educated class.
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Jackson was the first populist to win the White House.
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"This populist tone is so full of hate," she laments.
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As populist anger at the generals grew, Mr. Netanyahu wavered.
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And the populist uprising itself proclaims its disdain for politics.
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The Populist Party nominated James Weaver for president in 1892.
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President Trump, who rode to power on a populist wave.
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What was once populist is eroding the government's political capital.
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Italy's new populist coalition is forcing refugees to turn elsewhere.
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Health care could similarly include populist and traditional Republican priorities.
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The resurgence of populist and nationalist politics also bodes poorly.
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This is the strategy that the populist Lega is pursuing.
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Poland's populist leaders will be pushing west, toward Mr. Trump.
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The result is a system tilted heavily against populist outsiders.
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Senate Democrats are trying to revamp their populist economic agenda.
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On Friday, Trump offered a version of unabashed populist nationalism.
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The two share a similar brand of divisive, populist politics.
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That was the lesson from Italy's populist parties on Wednesday.
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This basic political message is dramatized by his populist rhetoric.
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They are the flip sides of the same populist coin.
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Chávez was a telegenic populist with a gift for electioneering.
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Yet, Labour's populist economic manifesto is unlikely to win votes.
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Brown's decision opens up more room on the populist front.
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He is often called a populist, the first people's president.
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His inauguration speech was a populist and nationalist rallying cry.
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But generally she hewed to a kind of populist folklore.
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Many members see him as a populist in mainstream clothing.
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He is viewed as the archenemy of these populist "haters".
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These are the basis of populist movements around the world.
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Who's the populist in the Republican Party that comes next?
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This is plain bigoted, not "populist" as the headline suggests.
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The country now has Western Europe's first modern populist government.
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Populist leaders in particular have proven adept at audience development.
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The seeds of a (largely phony) populist reaction were planted.
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That unraveling, in part, explains the populist discontent in Europe.
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Unlike Donald Trump, Bloomberg does not fancy himself a populist.
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A potentially destabilizing, populist government just assumed power in Italy.
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Others expressed defiance against any populist voices channeling old hatreds.
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It also accounts for the rise of the populist right.
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Yet perceptions matter as much as realities in populist politics.
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You're already starting to see some of that populist rhetoric.
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Or a key test run for the populist progressive movement?
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Trump and Sanders do share both a populist tone and some populist economic positions: a protectionist approach to trade, the belief that the government should guarantee health care, and a distrust of foreign intervention.
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His most recent books include "On Extremism and Democracy in Europe" (2016), "SYRIZA: The Failure of the Populist Promise" (2017), "The Populist Radical Right: A Reader" (2017) and "Populism: A Very Short Introduction" (2017).
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Populist Geert Wilders fails to live up to hype in Dutch elections Populist Geert Wilders fails to live up to hype in Dutch elections Updated 22012/863/286 to reflect the latest election results.
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As National Review explained this spring: Roseanne is a Trump-supporting populist, but the populist tradition she represents is one born not of canny critique of political and economic stagnation but of paranoid ignorance.
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Within Italy, the budget has exposed tensions and the opposing priorities of the populist coalition government, led by Matteo Salvini, of the populist League party, and Luigi Di Maio, of the Five Star Movement.
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They know they have no high horse to sit on when it comes to right-wing populist success; after all, many European countries have seen the rise of their own right-wing populist parties.
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Trump's constant drumbeat of populist, anti-immigrant rhetoric and his narrow America-first approach to foreign policy closely align with the policy views of his populist fellow travelers in Europe like Le Pen and Farage.
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Republicans lost four Senate seats (two to the Democrats and two to the Populist Party which, contrary to modern usage of the term "populist," was a free-trade party) and a staggering 86 House seats.
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Other books will examine Mr. Trump's populist appeal and how he capitalized on voters' economic and social anxiety, or will try to place the Trump phenomenon within a growing wave of populist and nationalist movements.
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The most powerful figure in Italy's new populist government signed up on Friday with Steve Bannon, President Trump's former chief strategist, to help bring about a continentwide populist takeover during European Parliamentary elections next spring.
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So here's my prediction: Over the next decade or so, the Republicans will split between their growing nationalist-populist wing and their business establishment wing, a split that the nationalist-populist wing will eventually win.
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And Trump would have been denied his most prized populist bauble.
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But, populist leaders are likely to worsen the issue of corruption.
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And there are significant differences between populist movements in each country.
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I know the populist answer is to lead through only light.
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Keeping energy costs down is a priority for the populist president.
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The momentum of far-right populist Geert Wilders has been slipping.
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A wash of populist nationalism has dampened prospects of steady cooperation.
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Meow Wolf has also adopted a hotel model that feels populist.
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Babis, a billionaire tycoon with populist leanings, has denied the accusations.
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He praised Trump for marrying "conservative instincts" to a populist appeal.
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In Spain, for example, you have Podemos, which is populist progressive.
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Now, could China be facing a populist backlash of its own?
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We&aposre getting a lot of that populist noise right now.
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In Indonesia populist appeals to the Muslim majority can sway elections.
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I don't know what a populist— I don't give a shit.
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Podemos, the populist Spanish party, wants to give immigrants voting rights.
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Britain faced an uncertain future because of another populist upset: Brexit.
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And now suddenly he's acting like he's a populist out there.
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Unabashedly populist and Utopian, the M5S can also be sternly pragmatic.
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Populist politicians have gained voters, and even power in some countries.
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And watch for a full populist revolt in America this fall.
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The election of a populist coalition in March rattled bond markets.
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Rather they are Sanders' supporters drawn to his populist, inclusive message.
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" He added that this populist theme sweeping the globe is "deflationary.
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But the populist revolution still has a long way to go.
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That points to another reason to fear Mr Trump's populist victory.
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In each, there is some risk that a populist could triumph.
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And Europe's most moderate populist party may become less well-behaved.
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Politicians in distant Washington are usually the target of populist anger.
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Bernie Sanders, who mounted a populist Democratic primary challenge to Clinton.
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Most political scientists now consider Fidesz a full-blown populist outfit.
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They are choosing populist, new or special-interest parties, not incumbents.
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The new populist president, Jair Bolsonaro, says Brazil is at war.
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To be sure: many populist complaints are about more than money.
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The League now campaigns throughout Italy on a broad populist platform.
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Apart from an all-populist government, there are no obvious options.
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I understand why laptop makers have opted for this populist choice.
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Comparable parts of Germany have not made a comparable populist turn.
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Indeed, the Europhiles have learned some lessons from their populist nemeses.
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I mean the rise of the far right and populist parties.
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Mexico's election may bring the populist Mr López Obrador to power.
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Yet it has rebranded itself as a populist, quasi-opposition movement.
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The latest survey gives populist parties a combined vote of 21%.
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Capitalism is doggedly popular, and populist authoritarians are on the rise.
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When Donald Trump ran for president, he sounded like a populist.
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They all agree that Trump falls somewhere on the populist continuum.
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Now we can talk about Pacific identities within the populist culture.
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But we've never sent a true populist to the White House.
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This populist sentiment drives Trump's support in the state and elsewhere.
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They now belong to Trump's populist working-class party, he said.
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The populist vote has nearly doubled since 183 (see chart 1).
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All parties, and especially populist ones, contain a range of views.
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But the guidance didn't work: the anti-elitist, populist insurgencies prevailed.
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Any populist who wins the presidency must face an inherent contradiction.
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The main character is a populist, anti-immigrant Republican presidential candidate.
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But he also possesses a romantic streak and a populist soul.
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His populist predecessors had overspent and over-promised for a decade.
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Indeed, not every election will necessarily produce a rabid populist outcome.
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The new populist government wants to keep Alitalia in public hands.
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Sanders deserves great credit for the progressive populist proposals he champions.
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However, wins by established parties in each country eased populist fears.
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Mr Trump, as a strongman populist, does not traffic in complexity.
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But, of course, these populist promises soon proved to be empty.
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Trump and his populist movement are not focused on Senate history.
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On the contrary, populist movements talk about rights all the time.
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The then-populist government in Macedonia responded with similarly nationalistic fervour.
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Its newly elected populist government simply refused to join at all.
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Populist anger against the established political order had finally boiled over.
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" She added, "The mood of the country is a populist one.
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Bullock refers to his state's populist heritage in his announcement video.
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Bullock has found a way of tapping into the populist legacy.
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Sending big business packing would be a great "constitutional populist" storyline.
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How could these minorities vote for a white, uneducated populist movement?
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In 1968, it was Eugene McCarthy (progressive) versus Robert Kennedy (populist).
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By hyping the divide between his populist base and educated elites.
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Huckabee was an economic populist; Trump claimed to be one, too.
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Even corporate-friendly Democrats can sound downright populist on the subject.
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BECKY QUICK: We are still stuck with this populist fervor, though.
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Republicans were on the ropes, courtesy of a populist punch-out!
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Instead, they justified the lying as part of Trump's populist appeal.
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But Love Actually, in fact, was not a populist slam dunk.
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Former President Barack Obama ran two fairly progressive, populist-tinged campaigns.
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An anti-migrant mood helped bring Italy's populist government to power.
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However, Trump's tax proposal is a wolf in populist sheep's clothing.
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There is the populist wing of Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren.
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The populist parties want to block his appointment, and impeach Mattarella.
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But AQAP's populist strategy is paying off, said Oxford University's Kendall.
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This populist argument is based on neither economics nor history lessons.
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Andrej Babis, a populist media tycoon, is widely expected to win.
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These politicians share Trump's populist contempt for the traditional political elite.
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He views her as a rural populist in his own fashion.
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Ahmadinejad was the master of the populist, religious appeal, Khadir said.
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When not attacking the populist right, Pinker lays into leftist intellectuals.
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But the populist parties might find it hard to forge alliances.
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A nutty, populist entrepreneur, Vivienne Rook (Emma Thompson), runs for Parliament.
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Where in Europe did populist candidates seem to have better results?
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He is, like President Trump, that paradoxical figure: the capitalist populist.
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In Britain, Brexit was a Trump-like triumph for populist politics.
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To be sure, economic dislocations don't have to produce populist politics.
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That is not to say Mr. Biden is abandoning populist rhetoric.
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You could, if you were being unkind, call Labor's platform populist.
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But the populist parties may find it hard to forge alliances.
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His opponent, Coleman Young II, is stumping on a populist platform.
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Mr. Bannon predicted a populist "revolution" would follow the Alabama results.
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What comes next may not be the populist takeover some feared.
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Others rushed to the barricades, and populist movements began to swell.
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The populist narratives differ but all have the same underlying structure.
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Andrew Jackson, elected in 1828, engineered a kind of populist revolt.
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They don't need to abandon their populist approach to do so.
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Paul Krugman People keep saying that Donald Trump is a populist.
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Fear of Islamic fundamentalism is a populist refrain for the right.
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A flimsy coalition has sidelined Italy's far-right populist, Matteo Salvini.
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For a populist reality is white or black, friend or enemy.
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But the outline is clear: activist, strongly European and anti-populist.
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Dutch voters seemed to have ended the string of populist victories.
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Mr. Macron may have held back the populist tide for now.
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Unlike Trump, though, Bloomberg is not pretending to be a populist.
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In the same speech, Francis took a swipe at populist politics.
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The populist right has the RINO, a Republican in Name Only.
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Elizabeth Warren — long in ascendance — are seeing their populist power deflate.
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Now it's by a populist right that has elements of Fascism.
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In a year of populist passions, history will show that Sen.
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But he may also be understood as a populist, centralising nationalist.
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Grayson was the McConnell-backed establishmentarian, Paul was the populist outsider.
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Populist political insurgencies seemed to threaten yet more financial market chaos.
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President Trump's rallies are full of populist nonsense about climate change.
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In this populist era, Democrats often attack capital and promote labor.
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In a populist era, tinkering with a constitution can be risky.
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Sentiment is declining amid rising tensions within the governing populist coalition.
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"This is a populist way of doing things," Ganguly told me.
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A split in Trump's populist base looked like a real possibility.
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Populist governments continue to erode democracy in Poland and in Hungary.
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I hope Sherrod Brown and Amy Klobuchar, two populist Midwesterners, run.
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It's a sensitive topic; the populist government is openly fighting it.
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The threat of populist forces to European cohesion is not over.
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Obama also won swing voters thanks in part to populist folksiness.
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Other groups blanketed the White House with a more populist tactic.
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His exit from the West Wing worried the nationalist-populist right.
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The results were cheered by leading Eurosceptic and populist forces elsewhere.
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Leaving the European Union is not part of the populist government's program in Italy, although the far-right League and its partner in the government, the populist 5-Star Movement, are frequently critical of the bloc.
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By equating the populist left's hostility toward big business and the 1 percent with the populist right's hostility toward migrants and people of color, he is creating a false equivalence that undermines progressivism as a whole.
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In Europe, the aftermath of the global financial crisis inspired both right-wing populist movements led by young people, like the Five Star movement in Italy, and left-wing populist movements, including Spain&aposs Podemos party.
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As Georgetown historian Michael Kazin noted in his 1995 book The Populist Persuasion, nineteenth century Americans who wanted a more anti-elitist politics created a national narrative with "a trio of populist heroes": Jefferson, Jackson, and Lincoln.
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Fernandez is running on a ticket with populist ex-leader Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner, a militant populist who commands an ardent support base but who also alienated investors and business during her presidency from 2007 to 2015.
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That voters did not simply hand her a defeat, but shifted to the center-left Labour Party when it is led by a left-wing populist, Jeremy Corbyn, once again confounds today's understanding of the populist moment.
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In Stoke, the challenge comes from the insurgent, populist UK Independence Party.
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Certain types of populist movements, however, carry their own, equally frightening risks.
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A populist agenda, in contrast, will only strengthen and embolden our enemies.
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When Germany votes in autumn, the populist surge will undoubtedly win headlines.
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Too much compromise, Gurri cautioned, could alienate her most stringently populist supporters.
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However, in recent years, a populist backlash against globalization has taken hold.
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Economists warn Widodo's return to "populist" policies may threaten Indonesia's investment climate.
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But several students of authoritarian populist movements abroad have a different message.
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"You're looking at populist sentiment from two very different angles," says Rep.
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His opponents worried about the potential power of Trump's populist appeal, too.
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I feel pretty confident the Dutch populist is not going to win.
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"If you look at Europe, there's a rising populist message," Nelson said.
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But on both continents, populist candidates have spoken of the Trump inspiration.
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But Bezos would soon be a foil for Trump's billionaire-populist rhetoric.
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Morozov is a member of the LDPR, a right-wing populist party.
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"It's worth pointing out the irony of Trump's populist victory," said Silverman.
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He will reassert his populist agenda on the Wall, migration and trade.
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And her rise can be tied to her populist policy driven campaign.
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Attorney General Jeff Sessions, on the other hand, has a populist streak.
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A populist rebellion, nurtured by years of sluggish growth, is still spreading.
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Many were expecting a populist victory in the Netherlands' election this week.
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We wait for them to help launch the careers of populist leaders.
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She is more likely than the populist to stick to her resolve.
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The Road to Somewhere: The Populist Revolt and the Future of Politics.
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Mr Porcaro: Populist movements filled an empty space left by traditional parties.
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Populist leaders undermine democracy by harnessing its mechanisms for their own benefit.
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AS A rule, populist insurgencies are rarely defeated with slogans in Latin.
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But the populist assault on globalisation has lent the discussion fresh urgency.
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The fourth was the rise of populist politics in Europe and America.
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DONALD TRUMP, the populist American president-elect, wants to deport undocumented immigrants.
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Geert Wilders, the populist Dutch politician, wants to eliminate hate-speech laws.
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Via Bloomberg: Don't Be So Sure You Know the "Typical" Euro-Populist.
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The only party that does, the populist People's Party, won no seats.
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Many Populist women were also stalwarts of the Women's Christian Temperance Union.
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Mr. Eaton, a rural populist, says his ouster will make things worse.
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Mr. Trump has most aggressively seized the populist message in this campaign.
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The second is that the populist wave has broken badly for Britain.
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Populist election victories in America and Europe prompted another outpouring of pessimism.
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Alan Grayson, a populist liberal who has a fraught relationship with Reid.
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And populist parties are more successful at elections with a lower turnout.
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Trumpism, born as a populist revolt, must become a programme for government.
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The Populist Explosion: How the Great Recession Transformed American and European Politics.
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The party's populist counterparts in France and the Netherlands poll considerably higher.
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Left-wing politicians have hailed her as an anti-populist, humanitarian heroine.
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After the sugar rush, populist policies eventually collapse under their own contradictions.
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They're more populist, and more suspicious of the machinations of big business.
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Sanders' and Trump's nationalist and populist positions didn't emerge in a vacuum.
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The anti-Trump resistance is bewitched by the specter of populist autocracy.
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EUROSCEPTICS HOPED that populist parties would sweep last week's European Parliament elections.
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He's tapping into the anger of the voters, delivers a populist message.
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Like other populist groups in Europe, the M5S thrives on frustrated expectations.
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Nah, this one is populist: The public votes on the AMAs contenders.
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Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's populist president, visited Donald Trump at the White House.
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That's true in France, where the national-populist leaders support the protestors.
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Investors' biggest concern is the subjugation of local courts by populist rulers.
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In the end, a populist and not a racist won this election.
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Still, Chinese cash solves a pressing problem for their populist governing coalition.
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The government would be the first all-populist one in western Europe.
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First of all, Democrats have a track record of underestimating populist celebrities.
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Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, his populist predecessor, is leading in the polls.
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But so is a multi-millionaire portraying himself as a populist hero!
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That would give Italy, and western Europe, its first all-populist government.
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The League resembles other populist-nationalist parties such as France's National Front.
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It could not compete with his passion, his articulation of populist anger.
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This populist way of thinking is becoming familiar all over the world.
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How, exactly, does any of that make Britain an unlikely populist country?
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Bush's brand of populist nationalism was extremely politically potent in its heyday.
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Apple has seemed more focused on a populist approach to its technology.
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Here, the populist UK Independence Party has inherited the mantle of Powellism.
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Mr López Obrador, a left-wing populist, had sought to reassure investors.
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Populist parties did better than expected, winning more than half the vote.
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There has been talk of "Trumpism," a new nationalist/populist/authoritarian synthesis.
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But populist parties have regained momentum since the beginning of this year.
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The populist formula that Trump exploits is that Risk = Hazard x Outrage.
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The Socialists, nationalist Attack party and small populist party Volya voted against.
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There are some reasons to think that the populist wave has broken.
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It's also why this list is overwhelmed with blockbusters and populist hits.
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Second, there are many populist politicians who don't act folksy at all.
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Jones, this broad populist starting point can morph into a baroque comic
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Trump often compares himself to Andrew Jackson, arguably America's first populist president.
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The populist constituencies that carried him to office eventually turned on him.
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The first question: Do Republican officials believe Trump's populist appeal is durable?
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This is not a populist presidential contender, but Tim Cook, Apple's boss.
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So I'd say that similar populist forces are happening in both countries.
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For the GOP establishment, Donald Trump's populist campaign is a non-starter.
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And that leads us to the populist revolts of the 2100th century.
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Bannon represents a hard-charging, nationalist, populist, anti-establishment view of politics.
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Analysts over-generalized in predicting a populist electoral wave in Western countries.
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And Williamson sometimes talked in the same blunt, populist manner as Trump.
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Bannon is a fiery populist who, like Trump, understands the mainstream media.
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Populist, radical-ish candidates like Sanders and Trump dominated the meme race.
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In general, populist politicians avoid taking pictures in rooms made of gold.
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In 1992, populist Pat Buchanan challenged George H.W. Bush for the presidency.
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For his part, Cruz struck a populist tone in his victory speech.
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The two GoFundMe campaigns are a sort of populist revenge pipe dream.
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The same media have focused white populist fury in the same way.
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They fight LGBT rights; they're very populist, very nationalist, very pro-business.
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Compared with other countries with populist parties, however, that is not unusual.
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On the campaign trail, Donald Trump famously portrayed himself as a populist.
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There is a risk that anger will be exploited by populist leaders.
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Their populist policies brought Argentina to the edge of yet another collapse.
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His craving for populist approval, his longing for flattery, leaves Trump vulnerable.
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Fortunately, dalliances with anti-establishment, populist isolationism tend to be short-lived.
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BARACK OBAMA has had enough of people describing Donald Trump as populist.
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Like any successful populist, though, Mr Trump is also of his time.
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And Clinton acknowledged the populist fury that is tearing through both parties.
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In the Netherlands and France, voters said no to a populist government.
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" Saul Bellow explained that populist tradition makes us "wary of the powerful.
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Far-right populist movements have joined governing coalitions in Finland and Norway.
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Despite all the pseudo-populist gestures, Donna Brazile and her Clinton Inc.
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Of course, this is an issue that resonates with Trump's populist base.
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Despite what "fake news" tells you, there is nothing populist about socialism.
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I wanted a more populist agenda and to reach a bigger audience.
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More often it is a lurch to the populist and reactionary right.
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Now we see populist rage destroying our institutions and debasing our civilisation.
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You could nominate a Midwestern populist like this senior senator from Ohio.
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Harry: How do you beat a populist who appealed to Midwest voters?
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The alternative is appealing to voters' bigotry, populist nationalism, and irrational fear.
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Although that's kind of been the history of populist candidates, hasn't it?
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Both parties are populist in the anti-establishment "drain the swamp" sense.
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Toni Bryan was a Democratic populist and attacked evolution at the trial.
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Given the levels of devotion that populist politicians inspire today, their voters
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Climate policy is at risk of becoming the target of populist anger.
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What sort of tax policy would we expect from a populist movement?
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By some accounts, climate action is now a target of populist anger.
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There is another victim, too — one easily forgotten in this populist time.
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Bernie Sanders' highest-profile supporters, aligning herself with his populist economic message.
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This after news of a dramatic setback for the country's populist parties.
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These problems are complex, but populist politicians put forward enticingly simple solutions.
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The populist vote in the Democratic Party today is mostly minority voters.
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It is a version of the challenge posed by populist anger everywhere.
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"Stephen can write the populist message really well," the former adviser said.
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For Burnett, Trump's rehabilitation was a satisfying confirmation of a populist aesthetic.
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Clinton of being an elitist while Mr. Trump runs on populist furor.
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After all, the rise of populist parties is old news in Europe.
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They said it was too loud, too weird, too lowbrow, too populist.
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Congress is dominated by right-wing populist Keiko Fujimori's Popular Force party.
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Breakingviews AT&T is running corporate finance smack into a populist uprising.
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Nor will these social chasms be filled, even where populist administrations fail.
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Was its worldview blinkered, self-deceiving, vulnerable to an effective populist attack?
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The populist Shiite cleric Moktada al-Sadr now openly opposes Iranian dominance.
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Mr. Khan has presented himself as a populist antidote to all that.
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López Obrador won the 2018 Mexican election running on a populist message.
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So what is a businessman who ran as a populist fighting for?
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At first, populist movements often present themselves as deeply, even radically, democratic.
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The populist parties of the right today are, above all, cultural parties.
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The timing may be right, though, for his rabble-rousing, populist style.
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He pushed the party rightward and embraced a populist, "Italians first" message.
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How did this compare with the predicted "populist wave" that many expected?
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The project, he says, is consistent with his populist and nationalist agenda.
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He might talk the populist talk, but he'd walk the plutocratic walk.
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In 2015, the right-wing, populist Finns Party joined a coalition government.
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The Democratic president before Obama — Bill Clinton — ran as a populist, too.
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There is more than one form that a Democratic populist can take.
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She is, in her populist way, the fiscal conservative in the campaign.
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They promise to be the populist fighter he only pretends to be.
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Polls suggest that populist parties could be positioned to make big gains.
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His dark-horse campaign led his populist outfit to secure seven seats.
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Populist leaders who promise to overturn the status quo are gaining it.
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But the populist Alternative for Germany is still poised to win seats.
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Many analysts continue to misdiagnose the root cause of the populist surge.
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This has muddied public discourse and cultivated a populist attitude toward democracy.
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The populist revolt is about halfway through taking over the Republican Party.
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We explain the origins of the populist party, and what it wants.
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Actually running a government, however, has a way of moderating populist bluster.
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Anyway, whatever his motivations, Trump in action is the opposite of populist.
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Mr. Ford, elected in June, campaigned on a populist, right-wing agenda.
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The base rhetoric of populist demagogues around the world is terrifyingly simple.
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Autocrats and their supporters exploited the populist backlash against weak liberal democracies.
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" The two very different parties in a coalition governing Italy are "populist.
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Here's their look at Mr. Khan's transformation from sports hero to populist.
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Did our populist president crush the libertarian moment, or co-opt it?
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Populist, Russophile parties are in power in Greece, Hungary, Italy and Austria.
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Italy's new populist leaders will probably be pushing east, toward Mr. Putin.
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The next French revolution now seems unlikely to be a populist uprising.
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The dominant characters were the populist Alcibiades and the more moderate Nicias.
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The Jacksonian tradition comes across as Mead's real interest and fundamentally populist.
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The German right-wing-populist Alternative for Germany is a good example.
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The Alternative for Germany, a far-right populist party, made strong gains.
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And we did not have a sharp, strong, populist enough economic message.
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The populist mind-set keenly resents the presumption that such foreknowledge matters.
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Ms Patel's populist version of politics is also a double-edged sword.
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And isn't "fake news" a term popularized by populist leaders and supporters?
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The true believers in populist, socialist rhetoric might deliver Bernie a vote.
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You might wonder whether this goes against Mr. Trump's populist campaign message.
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Many of you voted for Trump because he campaigned as a populist.
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For some, "populist" is too easy to confuse with the right-wing,
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A populist cleric who helped install the premier called for his removal.
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Those fearing the advance of populist forces could claim some respite, though.
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The following years saw the rise of populist politicians such as Sen.
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Trump rode a populist tide of rage to win the White House.
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In Rome, Italy's populist parties continued their efforts to form a government.
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Britain, for all its evident political chaos, is bucking global populist trends.
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The House campaign pits each party's ascendant populist strain against the other's.
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Trump doesn't talk about cuts for fear of angering his populist base.
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Not in the age of populist nationalism gaslit by misleading immigration claims.
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Mr. Trump did not have a monopoly on populist appeal last year.
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As Brexit proves, the populist wave can do plenty at 13 percent.
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This shift resulted in populist anger, he said, and slowed economic growth.
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Compared to what happens in populist regimes, it is a frigid affair.
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Rather, their approaches are a step onto the slope toward populist anarchy.
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Populist parties mobilize individuals who previously were either alienated or passive politically.
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Clinton's appeals to these groups made her uniquely vulnerable to populist anger.
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Populist leader and advisor Steve Bannon is gone at the White House.
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Trump is the leader of oligarchic economics who masquerades as a populist.
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Trump sold himself as a populist only to line his own pockets.
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In Trump's White House, Cohn struggled to contain the president's populist proclivities.
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Nor did Jeremy Corbyn, the populist-left leader of Britain's Labour Party.
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But he is constrained in these efforts by his extreme populist left.
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Populist outrage over financial predation has had more trouble hitting the mark.
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But, the populist party looks very likely to wield a strong influence.
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It stymied the leaders of the populist movement in late 19th century.
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Still, Democrats believe that voters will continue to embrace Nolan's populist brand.
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In an age of populist nationalism, it risks being a fool's errand.
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This toxic combination made the referendum vulnerable to oversimplification and populist rhetoric.
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Then a carbon tax could morph into a popular — and populist — solution.
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A populist uprising led a Republican Congress to shake, rattle and roll.
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However, his populist ideas were at odds with others within the administration.
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We see that with politicians taking right-wing, populist stances across Europe.
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But now the populist politician will again be reneging on a pledge.
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The so-called populist President enjoys a 40% approval rating at best.
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Fifteen years later, another Northeastern populist is carving out a liberal niche.
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They are being used as ghoulish props in a cheap populist pageant.
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When it comes to policies, Donald Trump is an old-school populist.
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Such concern ended up giving populist and anti-immigrant sentiment real clout.
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The populist party has grown explosively since it was founded in 2013.
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Warren is now aggressively staking out her territory as the populist candidate.
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Populist wave after populist wave has broken over Western politics, with a vote for Brexit, the election of Donald Trump and Italy's loss of a popular young prime minister over a constitutional referendum that he called—and lost.
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"Increasingly I think the future of the GOP is to elect ever weirder populists, with each successive populist winner enlisted to warn voters that the next populist is a sure loser before again being proved wrong," Allahpundit wrote.
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If Biden wins the White House but doesn't deliver real benefits for disaffected working-class Trumpians and disillusioned young Bernie Bros, then the populist uprisings of 2024 will make the populist uprisings of today look genteel by comparison.
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But unlike Daft Punk, the political left is struggling to find the populist votes enjoyed by their opponents; likewise UK clubs struggle to survive amongst the slanderous populist narratives deployed by property developers, local authorities and the police.
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We think Jair Bolsonaro has a big chance to reform the country, then, you know, the judgment, he's a-, he's a populist, he's not a populist, I think it's something that doesn't really, you know, interest us that much.
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In this election – with the victory of the populist Donald Trump as the Republican Party nominee and the strong run by the populist Bernie Sanders for the Democratic Party crown – many say they feel they're finally being heard again.
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"A populist party with nationalist tendencies like the 5Stars, and a nationalist party with populist tendencies like the League … it's imperative that this works because this shows a model for industrial democracies from the U.S. to Asia," he said.
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Populist-nationalist parties have long participated in government in Denmark, Finland and Norway.
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Populist conservatism is fine for a primary season, when it's about registering discontent.
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But the rise of populist parties has caused political risk to re-emerge.
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But in the end, Mr. Sanders's populist message proved no match for Mrs.
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Can Mr Macri's promise of technocratic reform still beat Ms Fernández's populist nationalism?
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Which is to say, he was a provocative, populist target for liberal criticism.
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This is what led to the populist revolution that helped elect Donald Trump.
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Analysts have been wondering how well populist parties will do in the elections.
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Yet his populist message struck a chord with voters across the ideological spectrum.
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Such populist tactics have won him boisterous applause from those who revere him.
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In Congress, he has aligned himself closely first with the populist Freedom Caucus.
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But those who support such populist extremist policies are likely to remain optimistic.
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The populist wing of the Democratic Party has been outraged over this bill.
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European countries such as Poland and Hungary have moved to the populist right.
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These aren't things you do while looking out for some populist, political benefits.
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I love his populist economic message on trade and his aggressiveness on ISIS.
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In his first campaign speech Abe attacked the opposition for using populist slogans.
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THE North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) has long been a populist punchbag.
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The difference between Trump and Cruz is that Trump is just a populist.
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Evo Morales, Bolivia's populist president, has expanded indigenous farmers' rights to grow coca.
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Even supporters of the right-populist UK Independence Party were keen on them.
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At the same time, Mad River Glen is akin to a populist movement.
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Taking a tougher stance with Brussels helps him fend off populist political challenges.
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The year of Trump The populist takeover of the Republican Party is complete.
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Populist demagogy is a highly effective way of gaining power and consolidating it.
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Such politicians hope to emulate Michael Sata, perhaps the most successful African populist.
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That is true even with the populist Mr Trump in the White House.
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Andrew Jackson, a populist president, vetoed the renewal of its charter in 1836.
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Compact, a prominent right-populist magazine, has cheered on Ms Wagenknecht's new movement.
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Because they offer a convenient, low-barrier-to-entry alternative with populist pull.
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The charismatic populist had won Mexico's presidency in the country's first democratic landslide.
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Ojeda has campaigned as a populist Democrat with a focus on labor issues.
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The reaction to Brexit and other populist uprisings is one example of this.
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The most convincing explanations suggest that populist upswings are not in the past.
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Spectacles are a cool populist toy, not a vision of the dystopian future.
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Populist politics expresses real problems stemming from gross inequalities and sharp cultural divides.
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This may sound like an effort to absorb populist themes he once abjured.
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It can also be practised by politicians whose parties are not avowedly populist.
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He's a populist onstage, but a benefit-busting conservative in the White House.
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Italy's economy wobbled as its new populist leaders battled with Brussels, spooking markets.
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Ecuador shows that transitions from populist rule can potentially be constructive and consensual.
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It is not just Davos Man's vices that are fuelling the populist fire.
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Perhaps the most interesting case of a "pre-populist" emerging market is Mexico.
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John Hoynes (Tim Matheson), but his populist message eventually overtook his Democratic rivals.
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But Labour governs in a coalition with a populist party, New Zealand First.
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Worries are also growing about a political shift to populist leaders in Europe.
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Arithmetically, the most convincing partnership would be between M5S and the populist League.
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But Labour's populist coalition partner disliked the idea, so it has been dropped.
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After the global financial crisis it was bankers who attracted most populist ire.
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The Catholic church serves as a convenient foil for Mr Duterte's populist routine.
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But Rafael Correa, a left-wing populist elected that year, served two terms.
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He is also right that democracies can suddenly give way to populist authoritarianism.
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There is also anger at mainstream parties who adopt nationalist and populist positions.
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The challenge will be to leverage the populist frustration into constructive postelection policy.
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Some of President Trump's supporters in Sioux City, Iowa love liberal populist proposals.
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But too often populist and nationalist tendencies are the main cause of obstruction.
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We expect the referendum outcome to boost support for more radical, populist parties.
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Trump's populist rhetoric during the campaign also worried some of Washington's special interests.
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Mr Orban's right-wing populist party, Fidesz, is far ahead in the polls.
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But the occasional populist arguments Buckley would make were barely even skin deep.
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The other, according to Castañeda, is the populist left, whose rhetoric is strident
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The broad bipartisan movement toward free trade has hardly been a populist one.
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"The Senate was meant to be less populist and less partisan," Zelizer says.
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Leadership Council (DLC), that Democrats can't run on straight-up populist and progressive
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Trump may not govern like a populist, but he still talks like one.
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A multitude of forces are bolstering the populist movements taking hold in Europe.
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In country after country this means bleeding supporters to further-left populist movements.
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"No one thought Jared or Ivanka believed in Trump's populist platform," Ward writes.
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That could be a hard one to explain to populist Trump supporters. Deductibles.
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Gundlach said the timing of a college bribery scandal reinforces that populist narrative.
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Europeans have some idea what the populist script will be; Americans do not.
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The election gave the hard-right, populist Sweden Democrats the balance of power.
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Le Pen was viewed as a populist insurgent in the vein of Trump.
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Despite ideological differences with Trump, the two men share nationalist and populist leanings.
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I think the Tea Party movement, at its core, was a populist movement.
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Did meme magic's failure to secure another populist send Pepe over the edge?
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Indelibly drawn to the our-people-first populist nationalism of the Alt-Right?
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What drove voters in 2016 was, in part, Sanders's populist and inclusive agenda.
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One thing's certain: There will be no "populist agenda" that achieves landmark legislation.
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Amid such misery arose a populist Democrat of prodigious talents: William Jennings Bryan.
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Others are pushed by populist leaders mustering ammunition against EU policies they dislike.
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Their recommendations, like the report's title, may lack the catchiness of populist policies.
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The populist right-wing party was not invited to join the new government.
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The resulting turmoil helped usher in a telegenic populist in 1989: Fernando Collor.
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Ryszard Legutko, the anti-liberal philosophic inspiration for Poland's right-wing populist government?
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That follows losses of far-right populist candidates in France and the Netherlands.
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And remember when Trump campaigned against the wealthy elite, posing as a populist?
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Mr. Trump, who has campaigned as an economic populist, has also hit Mrs.
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But this is not really a movie intended to stir up populist anger.
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Though Trump's immigration views are sometimes called "populist," this is a weird formulation.
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Can Donald Trump and the populist leaders of Europe do us some good?
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Poland and Slovakia are now also ruled by populist, anti-immigration, euroskeptic parties.
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Our leaders are not leading, but rather are being led by populist enthusiasm.
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This is the exact opposite of the approach taken by the populist wing.
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Jerry Brown refashioned himself as a 1-800 populist for president in 1992.
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Hitting a populist note, Trump vowed to renegotiate "terrible" trade agreements with China.
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The European Union has become a focus of populist anger, further constraining options.
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Perhaps someone who is populist but doesn't yearn to divide as he does.
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Also, the fault lines that divided the party this cycle — populist outsiders vs.
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"That was not a Republican speech, that was populist propaganda," Mr. Monty said.
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"There's a decent probability you get a populist government [in Italy], " Patterson said.
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Conservative leaders must also appeal to the disaffected, populist supporters driving Trump's candidacy.
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On Sunday, Italy's euroskeptic populist parties abandoned plans to form a coalition government.
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" Blair also pointed to rising populist anger, saying it sometimes "displaces rational thought.
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The pseudo-populist leadership wants to maintain the existing class structure and domination.
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For both parties, it is a page straight out of the populist playbook.
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I have no more energy for this kind of right-wing, populist nonsense.
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But if they abate, then populist movements in other countries will gain momentum.
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Most feel populist politicians will be unable to usher in the desired turnaround.
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Absent any real change, the rise of populist candidates who overpromise is likely.
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All these numbers point not to one trans-Atlantic populist revolt, but several.
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Donald Trump rode the populist tide all the way to the White House.
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The country was rapidly industrializing but economic inequality grew, fueling a populist movement.
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Most of his (admittedly populist) initiatives have been wildly popular with the public.
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My own bet is that he will found a populist-right TV channel.
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Populist movements have arisen in that yawning space, from Brexit to American insurgents.
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Piccoli added that the current impasse could increase support for the populist parties.
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Gabbard's consideration for from Donald Trump likely stems from her bipartisan, populist appeal.
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At the convention, Mr. Thiel sounded a populist tone rarely heard among entrepreneurs.
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First, Mr. Trump's populist takeover of the Republican Party was shocking and unforeseeable.
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"Trump's personal background does not necessarily strike a populist chord," Mr. Stanley said.
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He appears to have none of the populist vigor of his brother, Harry.
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Perhaps the answer is that it is not a white uneducated populist movement.
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Or does it mean that Strange is more of a populist like Trump?
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Part of the problem was that Clinton didn't make a credible economic populist.
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In an age of nationalist fervor and populist unrest, neither can succeed alone.
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His economic populist ideas are the brainchildren of White House adviser Steve Bannon.
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There has also been growing concerns about overspending by Italy's new populist coalition.
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Not exactly populist stuff, but Trump will have no interest in vetoing it.
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It's classic Sanders: a powerfully populist message built around a specific billionaire enemy.
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Across Europe, pro-Putin populist parties find themselves associated with a tarnished brand.
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The message around this is populist—that it's taking down yellow cab owners.
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She zagged, well, wherever Donald J. Trump and his populist credo took her.
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But anti-scientific nonsense is extremely appealing at the populist fringes of politics.
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For starters, the populist appeal of the deal far outweighs its practical effect.
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Populist responses can't solve this, the first universal crisis of the globalized world.
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Much like Trump's, Heritage's constituency is equal parts donor class and populist base.
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But only with "Brexit" did the populist mood swing fully in his direction.
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Mr. Trump's purple family values may even explain some of his populist appeal.
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Because his other populist promises are broken, he has to keep this one.
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"He would be more populist but more inclined to big governments," Eslake said.
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The Five Star Movement, a populist party, surged to become the largest party.
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By his day's standards, and perhaps also today's, Roosevelt was an economic populist.
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In Iowa, Warren said her childhood in Oklahoma shaped her populist economic views.
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Matteo Salvini, Italy's fiery populist, has been weakened by his increasingly outrageous behaviour.
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Josh Mound offers a way to thread the needle: A populist economic agenda.
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His success mirrors the rise of right-leaning populist figures around the world.
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Nigel Farage — Britain's most famous and pugilistic populist — is back on the trail.
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Support for nationalist and populist parties has surged across Europe in recent years.
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McAdoo ran a deeply populist campaign aimed at maximizing his apparent democratic legitimacy.
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Franklin Roosevelt, the most successful populist of the past century, was an aristocrat.
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But the Republican tax strategy has roots in the American populist tradition, too.
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Then, what lessons should the Republican Party take from our populist political moment?
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They were decidedly more populist, with far more tolerance for the political fringes.
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For his part, Mr. Netanyahu has cultivated relationships with Central European populist leaders.
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Trump, like populist Leave campaigners, has tapped into popular discontent with this alliance.
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But it is still unclear how populous the new populist alliance will be.
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Their once-solid position has been eroded by populist forces and newer parties.
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Biden, like Clinton, is extremely vulnerable to Trumpian forms of faux-populist attack.
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That's in large part because the populist narrative on migration is number-proof.
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Historically, such inflationary pressures have been dangerous for populist strongmen like Mr. Erdogan.
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On June 17, Colombians elected a president from a right-wing populist party.
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Candidates offering some version of populist authoritarianism are as popular now as ever.
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Investors are concerned a populist government could default on the country's sovereign debt.
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But it burnishes Mr. Sanders's populist message for a probable 2020 presidential run.
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But on trade, Mr. Trump's populist bent has put those alliances at odds.
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AMLO, as he is known, has been labeled populist, leftist, authoritarian and nationalist.
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Maybe what you really need is a good old-fashioned, true-believing populist.
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The atmosphere was more like a populist political rally than a backyard barbecue.
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"The public, in this age of populist leaders, tolerates dishonesty," Mr. Menon said.
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Mr. Berlusconi, a populist outsider, exploited this opening in his rise to power.
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Donald Trump was a populist outsider who violated all the rules of politics.
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And now, with populist sentiment so prevalent, it is more difficult than ever.
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The populist impulse is to burn all that down, to sweep it away.
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What's Brooks's evidence for the claim that Sanders is an authoritarian populist boogeyman?
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The populist backlash came in different forms in different parts of the world.
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Many reporters are using the term "populist," which seems both inadequate and misleading.
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Sanders's campaign represents the future (and progress) of Democrats: authentic, populist and entrepreneurial.
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The report heavily criticizes Trump's "populist" agenda during his first year in office.
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"The challenge now is to strengthen that defense and reverse the populist surge."
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The difference is that in Rome the populist isn't a right-wing president.
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And taking her on directly just makes her stronger with her populist base.
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Often the populist leaders seemed to be performing for an audience of one.
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Some scholars are skeptical that Baum set out to write a populist allegory.
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Constitutional hardball of this sort has been a hallmark of the populist era.
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The prime minister framed his struggle in populist terms: the people vs. Parliament.
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Both presidents are populist insurgent leaders with a penchant for making inflammatory statements.
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And the conservative grass roots may find the policy lacking in populist appeal.
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Elizabeth Warren was considered the more nationally palatable economic populist in the race.
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The dream of Main Street may be populist, but the reality is elitist.
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Not only to address China's moral vacuum, but also as a populist measure.
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Surprising all the pundits, he rides a wave of populist anger to victory.
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Mr. Trump's populist stance meant that violating norms was a useful political tool.
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Party politics Populist former leader Thaksin's party has won every election since 2001.
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We expected more of a Reagan approach, and what we've seen is populist.
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He came to office with a populist mandate that cut across partisan categories.
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More governments could also resort to spending hikes to fend off populist challengers.
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"Populist nationalism is the winner of what we're doing now," Bannon told me.
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The self-described populist maintains that the charges against her are politically motivated.
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Which isn't to say this is a populist take that eschews elite glamour.
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The European Central Bank, too, is navigating political waters charged with populist mistrust.
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"He used Jackson the military hawk, not Jackson the populist," Mr. Zelizer said.
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There's nothing to say a wealthy person can't run on a populist message.
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It's like he started to speak in a populist voice in his columns.
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Mr Fernández and Jair Bolsonaro, Brazil's populist president, speak of having "pragmatic relations".
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No, I'm not talking about the populist blockbuster "Joker," released earlier this year.
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"There is a populist movement taking over politics in this country," Bannon concludes.
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It lets Trump off the hook to describe him merely as a populist.
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But the morphing of Democrats away from their populist roots got us Trump.
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There is indeed a progressive populist majority waiting to be born in America.
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Hardly. The overall emphasis tilts toward populist filmmakers rather than art-house darlings.
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The movement is unashamedly populist -- and hostile toward immigration and other liberal causes.
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But unlike the Danes, Wagenknecht has fused opposition to immigration with populist economics.
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Whacking the rich also is an appealing populist stance for a progressive candidate.
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Growing nationalist and populist sentiments make it harder to refrain from such moves.
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And he raised real doubts about the authenticity of Bernier's Canadian populist turn.
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Morrison is a populist conservative who won a surprise third term in May.
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"Trump is a lying populist; Democrats need an optimistic realist," said former Gov.
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You can see how populist politicians have really pushed back against liberal democracy.
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What you get is a system of elite domination interrupted by populist riots.
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Mr. Johnson — full name Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson — is an improbable populist.
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They'll argue that Trump's real record hasn't matched up to his populist rhetoric.
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We'll need to do better putting populist energy against the bosses and owners.
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Later, he moves through a crowd of farmworkers, cheered like a populist king.
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Ultimately, their populist conservatism isn't all that different from the more mainstream variety.
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Populist parties on the retreat in Italy, and apparently in Spain, as well.
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Now, facing a populist backlash in Germany and beyond, and policy differences within her own fractious coalition, Merkel has to decide whether to maintain her support of austerity — one that could have caused a populist surge — or gently abandon it.
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The Italian PM quits as populist parties claim victory in the referendum The Italian PM quits as populist parties claim victory in the referendum The Italian prime minister resigned Sunday night, after Italy voted no in a referendum on constitutional reform.
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On the populist front, an increasingly anti-immigrant, anti-trade, but pro-welfare state (for them, at least) populist sentiment that has been growing among downwardly mobile Republican voters for a while now has found a tribune in Donald Trump.
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What remains of the passionate public engagement in the West is mostly the populist hatred, and this brings us to the other second opium of the people, the people itself, the fuzzy populist dream destined to obfuscate our own antagonisms.
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Britain has succumbed to the populist virus because it decided to apply the most powerful tool in the populist toolbox—the referendum—to the most profound question in British political economy—its relationship with its main political and economic partner.
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While a populist need not conform to any fixed economic agenda, it's still worth asking: Is it unusual for a populist to ride a wave of anti-elite sentiment to power and then pivot immediately to policies that serve elite interests?
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In an age of a populist backlash against globalization in the Western world, the "yellow vest" movement shares many features with other populist forces, such as the Occupy movement in the United States and Italy's Five-Star, which now governs.
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While we have never elected a populist president (no, Andrew Jackson was not a populist; he ran and won during an anti-elite movement), our country's flirtation with populism always comes during a time of great economic, societal and geographical upheaval.
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Among them is an anti-Trump leftist populist in Mexico, Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who could become president -- just one of many populist candidates on the left and the right with a good chance of taking power in the new year.
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A win for Sadr, the populist Shia leader known for his anti-American campaigns and his populist appeal to Iraq's young and poor, could dramatically change Iraq's political landscape and its relationship with external powers like the U.S. and Iran.
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He was welcomed in Orban's Budapest in May, more recently enjoying populist hospitality in Conte's Italy, before entrenching himself in a London hotel just before Trump's arrival two weeks ago, hosting meetings with Swedish, Belgian, French and British populist nationalists.
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Mainstream governments must wake up to this or the past populist wave will be relegated to the back pages of history while the populist tsunami of the 21st century is recalled as the one that truly threatened the democratic experiment.
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These episodes show how initial populist steps — standing up to unelected institutions, paving the way for seemingly necessary reforms — can take on a momentum of their own, until the list of populist enemies has grown to include pillars of basic democracy.
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After Donald Trump ran and won by adopting populist stances on trade and retirement programs, it's very hard for centrist Democrats to credibly argue that abandoning populist stances on trade and retirement programs is the key to winning Middle America's heart.
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Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, a populist who governed until December 2015, made things harder.
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The British establishment must tackle the profound causes of economic frustration and populist rage.
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During the 1890s, a populist, anti-monopolist rhetoric emerged among settlers and news editors.
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A Republican Party that favors populist solutions to economic problems will continue to flounder.
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However, one policy area neatly cleaved off the "populist" parties from their "establishment" rivals.
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Cristina Fernández de Kirchner, a populist who governed until December 2000, made things harder.
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These traditions are often more popular—and, in being defiantly "politically incorrect", more populist.
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Uzbekistan was the most populist of the former Soviet Muslim republics in central Asia.
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Italy&aposs new populist government is trying to discourage more arrivals of rescued migrants.
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He may see a populist Trump presidency as providing an opening for his candidacy.
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Jealous has sought to unite Sanders's populist message with a focus on racial justice.
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There is a long-running debate about the reasons for Donald Trump's populist appeal.
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Against this backdrop, analysts wonder how well populist parties will do in the elections.
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Doug Ford is a populist who has been compared to U.S. President Donald Trump.
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Ottawa has also butted heads with Ontario's new populist government under Premier Doug Ford.
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Six months after his inauguration, the populist president is certainly delivering on his promises.
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Trump will also meet the currently weakened populist President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
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We played Go Fish with 12 cards that explain the populist movement consuming Europe.
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The roots of populist revolt in the Netherlands actually date back almost two decades.
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They may adopt more creditor-friendly policies to counter his populist ideals, experts say.
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Solberg has ruled in a minority government since 2013 with the populist Progress Party.
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Populist victories in Europe's various elections could bring about a crisis for the euro.
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Populist Democratic candidate John Edwards faced similar spend-shaming over his high-price trim.
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This thinking tends to relegate more populist activism to the province of naive dreamers.
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This time round he chose to rebrand himself as a populist, anti-immigrant outsider.
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But in office, most politicians—especially populist ones—end up wanting low interest rates.
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ITALY'S populist government came to power in June on the back of extravagant promises.
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Alas, Mr Erdogan's populist authoritarianism, jingoism and repression are only wedging them further apart.
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With elections scheduled for 2019, populist vote-winning measures will doubtless be wheeled out.
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It turbocharged today's populist surge, raising questions about income inequality, job insecurity and globalisation.
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The conservative populist firebrand said she would work to defeat Ryan in his Aug.
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It's very simple to a populist: If you're not a victim, you're a culprit.
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Italy's populist coalition has clashed with the EU over its deficit-busting budget proposal.
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But many doubt they will be resolved while bosses strut around in populist clothing.■
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Conservative radio talkers, activists and upstart news outlets of the populist right are ascendant.
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Middle-class economic worries and populist anger at elites added fuel to white anxieties.
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Despite the populist parallels, however, most Britons support Clinton over Trump, experts told CNBC.
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Among them were three anti-abortion social conservatives, a libertarian and a Trumpian populist.
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But then the renminbi fell, producing the expected populist complaints from the United States.
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Mr Sobotka calls them the "power tandem", and pledges to resist their populist wave.
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Like a movie monster, the populist menace will be very hard to finish off.
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THE ERA of populist politics in the rich world is hard work for China.
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But Grassley will likely fire back with his own populist defense of American farmers.
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Well, in England, Main Street defeated the establishment elites by sending a populist message.
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"The Populist Explosion" is an extended think-tank report rather than an airport bestseller.
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Yet, as other countries have found out, populist uprisings often come with little warning.
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It's not as easy as simply nominating a safe moderate, or a left-populist.
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Matteo Salvini, the leader of the right-wing populist Northern League, did the same.
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It is a populist party, which quickly gained ground during the presidential (election) campaign.
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Sherrod Brown's pitch to be president is that he's the right kind of populist.
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Elizabeth Warren of Massachusetts, another populist firebrand with strong appeal on the Democratic left.
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Most Republicans have long left protectionism behind, and silver is a forgotten populist cause.
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Could Marine Le Pen, leader of the populist National Front (FN), be elected president?
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First, it connects the traditional far right to populist politicians on the national stage.
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The political future of the EU is not populist or establishment, liberal or illiberal.
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"Populist regimes have this tendency to put more emphasis on national spending," Briand said.
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A populist right-wing government under Mr Salvini might be more homogeneous and harmonious.
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It's populist policies across the globe that could sink stocks and roil bond markets.
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Yet he still has reservations about the Democrats, especially those on the populist left.
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The Depression spawned some of the 20th century's most dangerous and radical populist movements.
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In Europe, for example, populist parties have steadily won more voters since the 1980s.
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THE European Union must feel as if it has seen off the populist horde.
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In the years to come the influence of populist parties is likely to grow.
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The European revolutionaries who animated opposition to absolute monarchy in 1848 bore populist traits.
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It also talks about immigration, but less than other European right-populist parties. Why?
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Law professor Giuseppe Conte is trying to form a government of two populist parties.
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Third, they seemed to believe their populist claim to speak for "the Catalan people".
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One populist Hindu organisation's helpline claims to have "rescued" 8,500 girls from "love jihad".
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Presidential spokesman Ernesto Abella said the directive was intended to preserve Duterte's "populist" style.
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The populist wing of the party thought she could stick it to the snobs.
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His fellow populist caudillos in Latin America are each in varying degrees of trouble.
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He made populist promises and pledged that Armenia will remain with Russia's security arrangements.
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Markets, too, have reacted with growing anxiety to the prospect of a populist coalition.
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But they need to deploy the rhetorical and organizational tools of a populist movement.
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The same resistance to his populist socioeconomic agenda is apparent across the conservative intelligentsia.
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Hungary and Poland are led by populist governments that have campaigned against Muslim immigration.
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Political linguist Anna Szilagyi identified some of the patterns that emerge in populist rhetoric.
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If that were to happen, support for populist parties would go through the roof.
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Brexit was an anti-establishment, populist, and national convulsion against the forces of globalization.
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IF A populist electoral eruption were understandable anywhere, it would surely be in Iceland.
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The Brexit vote could buoy populist sentiment or have a chilling effect on it.
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Bernie Sanders, who had made the issue a central point of his populist campaign.
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Also, Abe and Koike also have a lot in common, including a populist streak.
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A Virginian named James Field also ran on the Populist party ticket in 20123.
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Left-wing politicians and writers insist that populist policies would win back disenchanted voters.
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He is a Jacobin, an anarchist, a national populist, and a thoroughly dangerous person.
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In Mexico the front-runner is a left-wing populist, Andrés Manuel López Obrador.
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Populist parties -- the ones that offer incendiary, crowd-pleasing answers -- belong on the fringes.
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Populist politicians almost always end up combining populism with one or more other ideologies.
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One is an attack debunking the real estate mogul's claims to be a populist.
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It's an idea that's gained momentum in these populist, post-truth, post-normal times.
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That will inevitably boost the profile of populist and Euroskeptic figures within the EU.
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If Trumpcare passes, leftists can credibly claim that Trump has betrayed his populist vision.
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Both May and Trump were swept into office earlier this year by populist waves.
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Conservative leaders have spent years draping a tired tax-cutting agenda in populist slogans.
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As in his Marxist years, Burnham was always torn between populist and patrician instincts.
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Brexit, Le Pen, the rise of many right-wing populist parties in Europe etc.
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The Trump "populist" wing is probably strongest among the voters and weakest in Congress.
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It is the elite left-wing equivalent to the populist right-wing birther conspiracy.
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"This is left-wing populist rhetoric, let's be clear about it," Kramp-Karrenbauer said.
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The rise of populist movements indicates that a prevailing world view is breaking down.
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Strangely, the repeal of the estate tax is being sold as a populist agenda.
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Such environments have always proved fertile for populist personality cults—though rarely in America.
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Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is virtually alone in not endorsing such populist rhetoric.
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The appeal was populist and media-savvy, aimed at middle and working-class Americans.
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Some blamed Clinton, a Washington insider running in an election fueled by populist anger.
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And someone who expresses his anger at the ballot box is not a populist.
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Like America, the U.K. is recovering from a shock victory for the populist right.
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He was voted in by the fans with help from an unusual populist campaign.
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These dual images — crime fighter and populist — fueled his 2016 campaign for the presidency.
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In January, the moderate Rossello replaced the populist Garcia Padilla in the governor's mansion.
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Second, Five Star, a populist movement, would take the leading role in the Government.
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Poland's brand of populist nationalism is well-known now, but its roots are not.
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And moderates and conservatives will join forces to help a moderate beat a populist.
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William Galston is the author of Anti-Pluralism: The Populist Threat to Liberal Democracy.
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Britain's populist tabloids have a long history of slipping happily into anti-European remarks.
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We do not need yet another populist hack on this — we have enough already.
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Young foresaw a populist right-wing rebellion which would baffle the new ruling class.
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Nationalist, populist and protectionist forces in other countries will be greatly encouraged by Brexit.
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In some older dictionaries Populist is capitalised and party membership is the only definition.
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But Clinton's vitriol has not only been reserved for those on the populist Right.
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So too if they continue to be exploited by fringe groups or populist politicians.
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The populist movements at both ideological extremes are to some degree anti-Obama movements.
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He began with three rarities drawn from before and after this composer's populist period.
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The eastern part of the state is culturally conservative, yes, but also extremely populist.
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In Tooting, Khan goaded the activists with memories of the populist victories of 2016.
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Sherrod Brown: How do you beat a populist like Trump who triumphed in Midwest?
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It should learn from his populist, nationalistic appeal while avoiding its (and his) excesses.
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Con man, cult leader, populist politician: Trump is all of these, rolled into one.
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Bannon felt a close ideological connection to Trump's populist tendencies and "America First" message.
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Clinton to fight for the parts of Mr. Sanders's populist agenda she has embraced.
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Sherrod Brown is the sort of gravel-voiced populist that might appeal to Bruce.
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They noted Santorum's political skills and populist conservative ideology could make him a contender.
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Arthur: I definitely count Sanders as a populist, just a very left-wing one.
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Hofer is part of a larger wave of populist, anti-immigrant, anti-globalization pushback.
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Right wing and populist messages won over voters who would not publicize their opinions.
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A new generation of populist leaders now define themselves in opposition to the media.
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It may be tempting to dismiss Ms. May's words as simply populist political talk.
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Trump isn't the first to characterize France's protests as a populist uprising against environmentalism.
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But with nationalist advisers at the fore, populist schemes will likely prevail, economists said.
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Like Trump, Widodo was an outsider who had been labeled a "populist", he added.
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He is separating the establishment left of the Democratic Party from its populist base.
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From 2016 to 2018, voters around the globe flocked to populist candidates and causes.
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By embracing just transition, the climate progressives might yet face down the populist naysayers.
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