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Roosevelt went even further, championing a plebiscitary democracy with fewer constitutional checks.— Claremont.org
Fears were repeatedly expressed that here could be the makings of an authoritarian system of rule distinct from, but genetically related to, the nation's previous experience of plebiscitary power.— London Review of Books
Italian propagandistic slogans included: War is to man as childbirth is to woman, and Better to live one day as a lion than a hundred years as a sheep. anti-socialist, anti-Marxist thrust aimed at the destruction of working class organizations and their Marxist political philosophy fixation on a charismatic, plebiscitary, legitimized leader Manichean demonization of enemies, aliens, impure races, and barbaric others fetishizes technology as the futuristic solution to age-old ills— Clipmarks | Live Clips
True, the change was one of dynasty only, not of regime_, albeit Louis-Philippe posed rather as a plebiscitary monarch.— Balzac
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