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The convention of the Democrats - who used to be known as the populist party of unions and disenfranchised subgroupings of every sort - looked positively elitist and more than a little pompous.— Whirled Views with Dan Burrell
Chávez-style populism, which in certain respects resembles earlier Latin American populist variants, is characterized by an enormous focus on the individual leader and his dominant power-similar to the paternalistic hacendado on the traditional hacienda.— CounterPunch
Only a nazi would think that a populist is a liberal.— Drudge Retort
Jockeying for a populist issue, NDP leader Carole James has opted to slam Campbell's "gas tax."— EcoEarth.Info Environment RSS Newsfeed
Zuma is seen much more as a populist, a kind of man in the streets, easy to talk to; politically, of course, a lot less academic.— Democracy Now!
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