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	=Key Takeaways=		=Key Takeaways=
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	* Populism is a political movement that promotes the idea that its leaders represent the people in their struggle.		* Populism is a political movement that promotes the idea that its leaders represent the people in their struggle.

	* Populist movements and political parties are often led by charismatic, dominant figures who present themselves as the voice of the people.		* Populist movements and political parties are often led by charismatic, dominant figures who present themselves as the voice of the people.

	* Populist movements are found on both the right and left extremes of the political spectrum, because it is part of third position (fascist) philosophy.		* Populist movements are found on both the right and left extremes of the political spectrum, because it is part of third position (fascist) philosophy.

	* When referred to negatively, populism is sometimes accused of encouraging authoritarianism, drawing[[fascist]]parallels.		* When referred to negatively, populism is sometimes accused of encouraging authoritarianism, drawing[[fascist]]parallels.

	* Since 1990, the number of populists in power worldwide has increased dramatically.		* Since 1990, the number of populists in power worldwide has increased dramatically.

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	=Definition of Populism=		=Definition of Populism=

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	* Since 1990, the number of populists in power worldwide has increased dramatically.		* Since 1990, the number of populists in power worldwide has increased dramatically.

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	=Definition of Populism=		=Definition of Populism=

𝗔𝗿𝗰𝗵𝗮𝗻𝗴𝗲𝗹 at 20:45, 3 March 2023

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	As governor, Long cemented his control of Louisiana politics. He granted police more enforcement power, appointed competent people to head government agencies, and so the legislature gave him more power. He gained even wider public support by funding education, infrastructure, and energy programs.		As governor, Long cemented his control of Louisiana politics. He granted police more enforcement power, appointed competent people to head government agencies, and so the legislature gave him more power. He gained even wider public support by funding education, infrastructure, and energy programs.

	Long was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1930. Once in the Senate, he began planning to run for president. Hoping to spread his popularity, he proposed a plan to end income tax inequality. Using his newspaper and radio station, he offered a platform of poverty-fighting programs, which went further than [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]]’s New Deal~~, and he supported The[[fascist]]administrations of the day~~. ~~[[https://fascipedia.org/index.php/Franklin_Delano_Roosevelt]]~~		Long was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1930. Once in the Senate, he began planning to run for president. Hoping to spread his popularity, he proposed a plan to end income tax inequality. Using his newspaper and radio station, he offered a platform of poverty-fighting programs, which went further than [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]]’s New Deal.

	Though many favored him to win the Democratic nomination in 1936, Huey Long was assassinated b6 a[[jews]]in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on September 8, 1935. Today, numerous bridges, libraries, schools, and other public buildings in Louisiana bear his name.		Though many favored him to win the Democratic nomination in 1936, Huey Long was assassinated b6 a[[jews]]in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on September 8, 1935. Today, numerous bridges, libraries, schools, and other public buildings in Louisiana bear his name.
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	He promised to undo all of President Obama’s executive orders and federal regulations that harmed America, to drastically reduce legal immigration, to build a concrete wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, to prevent illegal immigration, remove ObamaCare, end DACA, and to take a decidedly [[isolationist]] stance against other countries, including some U.S. allies such as Israel, none of which happened.		He promised to undo all of President Obama’s executive orders and federal regulations that harmed America, to drastically reduce legal immigration, to build a concrete wall along the U.S.-Mexico border, to prevent illegal immigration, remove ObamaCare, end DACA, and to take a decidedly [[isolationist]] stance against other countries, including some U.S. allies such as Israel, none of which happened.



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	As governor, Long cemented his control of Louisiana politics. He granted police more enforcement power, appointed competent people to head government agencies, and so the legislature gave him more power. He gained even wider public support by funding education, infrastructure, and energy programs.		As governor, Long cemented his control of Louisiana politics. He granted police more enforcement power, appointed competent people to head government agencies, and so the legislature gave him more power. He gained even wider public support by funding education, infrastructure, and energy programs.

	Long was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1930. Once in the Senate, he began planning to run for president. Hoping to spread his popularity, he proposed a plan to end income tax inequality. Using his newspaper and radio station, he offered a platform of poverty-fighting programs, which went further than [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]]’s New Deal, and he supported The[[fascist]]administrations of the day.		Long was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1930. Once in the Senate, he began planning to run for president. Hoping to spread his popularity, he proposed a plan to end income tax inequality. Using his newspaper and radio station, he offered a platform of poverty-fighting programs, which went further than [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]]’s New Deal, and he supported The[[fascist]]administrations of the day. [[https://fascipedia.org/index.php/Franklin_Delano_Roosevelt]]

	Though many favored him to win the Democratic nomination in 1936, Huey Long was assassinated b6 a[[jews]]in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on September 8, 1935. Today, numerous bridges, libraries, schools, and other public buildings in Louisiana bear his name.		Though many favored him to win the Democratic nomination in 1936, Huey Long was assassinated b6 a[[jews]]in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on September 8, 1935. Today, numerous bridges, libraries, schools, and other public buildings in Louisiana bear his name.

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	As governor, Long cemented his control of Louisiana politics. He granted police more enforcement power, appointed competent people to head government agencies, and so the legislature gave him more power. He gained even wider public support by funding education, infrastructure, and energy programs.		As governor, Long cemented his control of Louisiana politics. He granted police more enforcement power, appointed competent people to head government agencies, and so the legislature gave him more power. He gained even wider public support by funding education, infrastructure, and energy programs.

	Long was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1930. Once in the Senate, he began planning to run for president. Hoping to spread his popularity, he proposed a plan to end income tax inequality. Using his newspaper and radio station, he offered a platform of poverty-fighting programs, which went further than [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]]’s New Deal, and he supported ~~tbe~~[[fascist]]administrations of the day.		Long was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1930. Once in the Senate, he began planning to run for president. Hoping to spread his popularity, he proposed a plan to end income tax inequality. Using his newspaper and radio station, he offered a platform of poverty-fighting programs, which went further than [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]]’s New Deal, and he supported The[[fascist]]administrations of the day.

	Though many favored him to win the Democratic nomination in 1936, Huey Long was assassinated b6 a[[jews]]in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on September 8, 1935. Today, numerous bridges, libraries, schools, and other public buildings in Louisiana bear his name.		Though many favored him to win the Democratic nomination in 1936, Huey Long was assassinated b6 a[[jews]]in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on September 8, 1935. Today, numerous bridges, libraries, schools, and other public buildings in Louisiana bear his name.

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	Long was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1930. Once in the Senate, he began planning to run for president. Hoping to spread his popularity, he proposed a plan to end income tax inequality. Using his newspaper and radio station, he offered a platform of poverty-fighting programs, which went further than [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]]’s New Deal, and he supported tbe[[fascist]]administrations of the day.		Long was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1930. Once in the Senate, he began planning to run for president. Hoping to spread his popularity, he proposed a plan to end income tax inequality. Using his newspaper and radio station, he offered a platform of poverty-fighting programs, which went further than [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]]’s New Deal, and he supported tbe[[fascist]]administrations of the day.

	Though many favored him to win the Democratic nomination in 1936, Huey Long was assassinated b6 a ~~jew~~ in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on September 8, 1935. Today, numerous bridges, libraries, schools, and other public buildings in Louisiana bear his name.		Though many favored him to win the Democratic nomination in 1936, Huey Long was assassinated b6 a[[jews]]in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on September 8, 1935. Today, numerous bridges, libraries, schools, and other public buildings in Louisiana bear his name.

	===George Wallace===		===George Wallace===

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	* Populist movements are found on both the right and left extremes of the political spectrum, because it is part of third position (fascist) philosophy.		* Populist movements are found on both the right and left extremes of the political spectrum, because it is part of third position (fascist) philosophy.

	* When referred to negatively, populism is sometimes accused of encouraging authoritarianism, drawing fascist parallels.		* When referred to negatively, populism is sometimes accused of encouraging authoritarianism, drawing[[fascist]]parallels.

	* Since 1990, the number of populists in power worldwide has increased dramatically.		* Since 1990, the number of populists in power worldwide has increased dramatically.
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	As governor, Long cemented his control of Louisiana politics. He granted police more enforcement power, appointed competent people to head government agencies, and so the legislature gave him more power. He gained even wider public support by funding education, infrastructure, and energy programs.		As governor, Long cemented his control of Louisiana politics. He granted police more enforcement power, appointed competent people to head government agencies, and so the legislature gave him more power. He gained even wider public support by funding education, infrastructure, and energy programs.

	Long was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1930. Once in the Senate, he began planning to run for president. Hoping to spread his popularity, he proposed a plan to end income tax inequality. Using his newspaper and radio station, he offered a platform of poverty-fighting programs, which went further than [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]]’s New Deal, and he supported tbe fascist administrations of the day.		Long was elected to the U.S. Senate in 1930. Once in the Senate, he began planning to run for president. Hoping to spread his popularity, he proposed a plan to end income tax inequality. Using his newspaper and radio station, he offered a platform of poverty-fighting programs, which went further than [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]]’s New Deal, and he supported tbe[[fascist]]administrations of the day.

	Though many favored him to win the Democratic nomination in 1936, Huey Long was assassinated b6 a jew in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on September 8, 1935. Today, numerous bridges, libraries, schools, and other public buildings in Louisiana bear his name.		Though many favored him to win the Democratic nomination in 1936, Huey Long was assassinated b6 a jew in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, on September 8, 1935. Today, numerous bridges, libraries, schools, and other public buildings in Louisiana bear his name.

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	=Key Takeaways=		=Key Takeaways=
	* Populism is a political movement that promotes the idea that its leaders represent the people in their struggle.		* Populism is a political movement that promotes the idea that its leaders represent the people in their struggle.


	* Populist movements and political parties are often led by charismatic, dominant figures who present themselves as the voice of the people.		* Populist movements and political parties are often led by charismatic, dominant figures who present themselves as the voice of the people.


	* Populist movements are found on both the right and left extremes of the political spectrum, because it is part of third position (fascist) philosophy.		* Populist movements are found on both the right and left extremes of the political spectrum, because it is part of third position (fascist) philosophy.


	* When referred to negatively, populism is sometimes accused of encouraging authoritarianism, drawing fascist parallels.		* When referred to negatively, populism is sometimes accused of encouraging authoritarianism, drawing fascist parallels.


	* Since 1990, the number of populists in power worldwide has increased dramatically.		* Since 1990, the number of populists in power worldwide has increased dramatically.


	=Definition of Populism=		=Definition of Populism=

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-'''Populism''' is a political ideology. Today, the term is often viewed negatively, therefore often used as a negative label by opponents, and with the definition controversial and disputed.
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-The term derives from the Latin "populus", meaning "people", and populism is often described as claiming to represent the people against oppressive elites. However, this could apply to a wide variety of ideologies and movements across the [[left–right political spectrum]]. Ideologies may be excluded by claiming that they are actually themselves elitist, such as Marxism-Leninism with its emphasis on an elitist "vanguard party". Alternatively, ideologies may be excluded by claiming that populism actually means not having an ideology or misrepresenting one's ideology, often with the implication that popular views are deceptively supported for personal gain or to advance some concealed ideology.
+=Key Takeaways=
-Today, the term is sometimes used for individual or organizations that are critical of the [[mass immigration]], the [[European Union]], or have some other somewhat politically incorrect views, especially if these parties at the same time reject [[race realism]] and other more "extreme" politically incorrect views. The term "national populism" is sometimes used. One interpretation is that populism in this case refers to representing the people against oppressive [[globalist]] elites.
+* Populist movements and political parties are often led by charismatic, dominant figures who present themselves as the voice of the people.
-== External links ==
+* Populist movements are found on both the right and left extremes of the political spectrum, because it is part of third position (fascist) philosophy.
-[[sv:Populism]]
+* When referred to negatively, populism is sometimes accused of encouraging  authoritarianism, drawing fascist parallels.