He is half right.At a time of public hostility to politicians and Eurocrats, UKIP is doing a roaring trade in populist outrage.
The Shabab rode to power in 2007 on a wave of public hostility toward the United States' counterterrorism efforts and the Ethiopian army's occupation of Mogadishu.
The trial opened against a backdrop of public hostility to Brooks and Coulson, not only because of the high-profile hacking saga, but also because of their careers.
Somehow, at a time when public hostility toward the super-rich has never been greater, he's become not only the second-richest man in America but also one of the most revered.
Faced with a groundswell of public hostility and legal actions from individual states looking to recoup smoking-related Medicare costs, the four largest tobacco companies eventually agreed to the largest civil settlement ($246 billion dollars) in United States history.
Crowds usually cheered Alexandra rapturously, but during a visit to Ireland in 1885, she suffered a rare moment of public hostility when visiting the City of Cork, a hotbed of Irish nationalism.
A1 A Mayor's Unmet Pledge Mayor Cory A. Booker, after entering Newark City Hall on a promise to vanquish the city's reputation for violence, finds himself battling a homicide rate that refuses to yield and a growing tide of public hostility in the wake of the execution-style slaying of three college students.
Thirteen months after galloping into City Hall on a promise to change the political climate and vanquish Newark's reputation for violence, Mr. Booker finds himself at the nadir of his tenure, battling a homicide rate that refuses to yield and a growing tide of public hostility.
But tides ebb as well as flow, as Rousseff and several Latin American leaders are being forced to realise, amid growing public hostility, an increasingly unfavourable global economy and a series of spectacular scandals that have highlighted the ethically corrosive effects of more than a decade in power.
And although admired by many, he has also become a lightning rod for public hostility toward banks.
