Sentence examples for populist target from inspiring English sources

Credit card issuers are the companies that consumers love to hate, which makes them an easy populist target.

He has done so with an unashamedly populist campaign, targeting marginalised working class voters prey to the National Front, inspiring the young and non-voters and using the kind of street language alien to the magic circles of the French political establishment he abandoned.

Nixon was always careful to say that black Americans were part of the silent majority, but his populist agenda targeted white voters who believed that the civil rights and antiwar movements had gone too far.

The Democratic populist narrative targets politicians who have stacked the economic deck in favor of CEO's, big corporations and Wall Street - and against the interests of ordinary Americans.

Her dressmaking can be lavish or stark; stately or subversive; tactile but conceptual; demi-couture or, in the case of her recent collaborations with Payless and Target, populist.

"Being an entrepreneur automatically made me a very long shot in Indian politics, and an easy target for populist rhetoric".

Now, he finds himself a symbol of the political establishment's coziness with tainted corporations and a target of populist wrath over their excesses.

Wall Street has become a target of populist rage, raw material for talk-show tirades, the occasional street protest and a lot of punch lines.

While the Fed has long been the target of populist attacks, a number of moderate senators have joined the current criticism.

Others blame Corzine's arrogance and his obstinate demeanor, or they point to the Wall Street credentials that helped Corzine sweep into office four years ago but that now make him a convenient target of populist revolt.

The company is the target of populist anger here, but Mr. Shevardnadze praises it and reminded Georgians last week in a radio address that the country could not have afforded the $224 million invested so far by AES.