Sentence examples for liberal populist from inspiring English sources
In the nineteenth century, Alexander Herzen, a liberal populist living in exile in London and Geneva, published essays in his journal, Kolokol (The Bell).
The host he replaced was Ed Schultz, a fifty-nine-year-old veteran of conservative talk radio who has remade himself as a fiery liberal populist.
After flirting with the role of the reasonable centrist after his party's defeat in 2010, President Obama has decided to run for re-election as a full-throated liberal populist.
Mr. Biggs, who described himself as an "old-fashioned Democrat, liberal, populist, whatever," rules out any notion of the Teachers' becoming a publicly held company or buying another company.
The handsome, fact-filled historical epic, in which a fiery-eyed Joseph Fiennes portrays the father of the Reformation, depicts the events that gave birth to Protestantism as a life-and-death political struggle between a corrupt, repressive, intransigently conservative establishment (the Roman Catholic Church) and a liberal populist movement that spins out of control and wreaks havoc.
Other elements of America's foreign policy, like globalization, trade and immigration, continue to split liberal free traders from liberal populists and labor unions.
Liberal populists do not even attempt to address this collision course between the Great Society safety net and the New Frontier investments.
Yeah, I am going to give liberal populists a pass on their failure to address the collision course that vulnerable Americans and their earned-benefit programs are on with this centrist buzzphrase, "New Frontier investments," that Third Way has invented to stand in lieu of something with actual substance.
In order to secure the firm support of William Borah, a powerful Republican senator from Idaho (in those days, the Republican Party's hold over the West was shaky, because its voters had a strong liberal-populist bent), Hoover promised during the 1928 campaign that he would, if elected, call a special session of Congress to consider legislation that would help farmers.
Warren, who emerged as a national figure during the early days of the financial crisis, rapidly became a star of the Democratic Party's liberal-populist wing.
