The Republican Party was split in 1912, with the establishment feeling obliged to support the incredibly unpopular sitting President, William Howard Taft, while others went rogue (sorry Sarah Palin, not sure if you've copyrighted this word yet) and supported former President Roosevelt.
"There was an anti-establishment feeling.
Because "anti-establishment feeling is the most powerful political tool of our age".
"He's using this anti-party, anti-establishment feeling, and has been quite successful," Markus Wagner, a political scientist at the University of Vienna, said of Mr. Stronach.
The news of Bloody Sunday certainly played to the growing anti-establishment feeling among the young, and was a political rallying point.
After the shock of the second Jacobite Rebellion in 1745, when a Catholic-Scottish-French army got as far as Derby, anti-establishment feeling was seen as indulgent.
Hale puts it down to a now familiar mix of anti-establishment feeling, longstanding anger at the EU's treatment of the fishing industry, but above all immigration.
However, not all her voters will automatically turn out for Sarkozy in the second round; there is a strong anti-establishment feeling among many.
A product of the same anti-establishment feeling that has spawned protest parties across the West, UKIP is the first non-toxic party to outflank the Tories on the right.
It might seem attractive to many Dutch politicians to exclude the maverick Fortuyn party, but it could also be dangerous, for it would further encourage anti-immigrant and anti-establishment feeling.
