| Arguments from incredulity wallow in a vulgar populism that elevates appeal to unlearned prejudice to a categorical imperative. |
| He claims the lack of leadership in the business and political world is due to an obsession with populism, which is disenabling the whole system. |
| It's fueled by a long legacy of anti-intellectualism and right-wing populism that focuses anger on liberal eggheads. |
| Statute is too often knee-jerk, headline-led populism with predictably tyrannous consequences for electorally irrelevant minorities. |
| Occasionally along comes an example of populism run amok the critics can sink their teeth into. |
| The authoritarian populism of Thatcher and Reagan were two such successful employments of neo-liberalism by politicians on the right. |
