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In a similar display of the intellectual right's discomfort with Wasilla-brand populism, Ms. Frum mocked a speech by Ms. Palin in April on The Huffington Post.
And they think that Mr Gore's brand of populism is exactly the sort that the party needs to avoid: a populism of the heart rather than the head, of grand rhetoric rather than concrete proposals, of sabre rattling rather than scalpel precision.
Mr Edwards's brand of populism is exclusively directed against corporate elites.
It was this brand of populism that he thought Michelle Obama invoked so well.
From Mr. Tanaka's entry into politics two years ago, his style has been a willfully provocative brand of populism.
"Can I lift up his coat?" giggled one as she waited for a photograph).By and large, though, Iowa Democrats are buying Mr Edwards's brand of populism.
Mr. Haider's brand of populism remains the template for right-wing candidates in Denmark, the Netherlands, and other European countries that have recently won electoral gains.
Even some senior leaders in the A.N.C. worry that his angry brand of populism could resonate with the country's millions of dispossessed youths.
"I don't see her brand of populism, which is beautifully accepted on the Left Coast and the Acela Corridor, being a selling job in Texas".
He raised only $9m between April and June, compared with Mr Obama's $32.5m.Surprisingly, perhaps, Mr Edwards's brand of populism seems to appeal to Republicans.
