For hardline right-wing groups and conspiracy theorists, she is a controversial figure accused of being a "CIA agent" and having staged the attack on herself.
TEN years ago exactly, a Bush administration in Washington prevailed on a hardline right-wing government in Israel to stop stonewalling and start negotiating peace with the Palestinians.
The obvious, but unlikely, choice for him is the 20 hardline right-wing deputies of the Slovak National Party: its leader, Jan Slota, once said that the country's Roma "problem" could be solved with a "big whip and a small yard".
The (hardline right-wing, anti-immigration) prime minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbán, is certainly more than lukewarm on Britain's UK membership, if this full-page ad in today's Daily Mail is anything to go by: The Ukip leave battle-bus heads to Manchester.
This is part of a broader story ― the rising tide of hardline, right-wing nationalism around the world.
An additional source of worry was Daniel Shapiro and Daniel Kurtzer, both Jewish, who served as Obama's top Middle East aides during the campaign and were seen as not sufficiently loyal to the causes favored by hardline, right-wing types.
Hardline right-wing Israeli politicians fill the airwaves with their extreme rhetoric and messianic ambitions, Jewish settlements expand and there are attempts to take over Al Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem.
He remained publicly critical of Johnson over the coming years; in April 2014, he admitted that while he had once feared Johnson as "the most hardline right-wing ideologue since Thatcher", over the course of Johnson's mayoralty, he had instead concluded that he was "a fairly lazy tosser who just wants to be there" but who does very little work.
The self-proclaimed "Tea Party President," Pearce had heavily advertized and touted the event as the mother of all political rallies in Arizona, featuring a who's-who's lineup of hardline right-wing lawmakers, including perennial candidate and former American Constitution Party leader Tom Tancredo, who declared "the American way of life" was at stake.
Noting the strange cameo by Brexit leader Nigel Farange at a Trump campaign rally in Mississippi this week, Clinton declared the Republican candidate's campaign part of a "broader story" about "the rising tide of hardline, right-wing nationalism around the world".
