Sentence examples for some populism from inspiring English sources

PETER J. BOYER: The President's been to the politics store, and purchased some populism… QUESTION FROM JEANNE: Didn't Obama get the memo about the color purple?

Later, Mr. Bush announced that he had won the endorsement of the Fraternal Order of Police, and held an airport rally, opposing Mr. Gore's populist cry that the vice president is "for the people, not for the powerful" with some populism of his own.

Its policy prescriptions lean conservative: cutting government waste and "protecting our freedoms," with some Democratic populism thrown in – putting Main Street ahead of Wall Street.

I then asked his opinion of the more, let's say, knowledge-averse bent of some conservative populism, mentioning Palin and Bachmann while understanding that he obviously couldn't outwardly offend them or their supporters.

But of course that assumes that nothing happens to keep the negative cycle spinning — which is why, the general unimportance of VP debates notwithstanding, the White House could really use some effective populism from Joe Biden Thursday night.

But Obama should have talked about gas lines and poor people and manufacture some emotional populism.

And some suggested that populism isn't exactly the point.

First, some worry that populism will lead to the election of hard-right mayors.

Some form of populism could still upset the Romney-Obama matchup that I think is the likely presidential race.

But the backing Ms. Lincoln received from Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, shows that some strains of populism cross the 2010 spectrum.

If the Tories lose, he would be a candidate in the leadership contest that would follow, especially if the loss were ascribed to the influence of the UK Independence Party, to whose jocular populism some Tories consider Mr Johnson an antidote.