Whatever your arguments you always find yourself on the wrong end of the populist backlash.

They are also the first to suggest that a betrayal of the referendum result will unleash an ugly populist backlash.

However, trust in government officials, financial experts and journalists all rose in the past year, suggesting that the populist backlash against traditional authority figures may have peaked.

Since deflationary periods disfavor debtors (including most farmers), they are often periods of rising populist backlash.

One impetus for his political activism was his disagreement with the increasing regulations targeting large hog farming operations such as his, fueled by an environmentalist and populist backlash.

A populist policy of indiscriminate spending has led to such great economic disaster that the shadow chancellor had to disown it.

Without populist policies and charismatic leadership they are too easily labelled the party of big business and special interests.

His enemies insist that they have done so through vote buying and 'populist policies'.

Populist policies have ephemeral attractions and heavy long-term costs.

Populist policies invoke the people, yet end up impoverishing the most vulnerable.

Mistrust in vaccines has grown alongside populist politics, the first study of its kind concludes.

Both parties have been shaken by populist politics and protest votes.

Against a backdrop of populist politics in many countries, the search for political solutions to economic and social challenges has become a competition of absolutes.

Spurred by nationalistic and populist politics, illiberal forms of economic behaviour and political unilateralism are substituting for the rules and cooperation that previously governed commerce and framed international relations.

They capture our contemporary sense of decline as populist politics and brutal power drive us to a new dark age.

The political left, though, are being tempted into populist promises it cannot, or will not, keep.

But he was accused of making populist promises the country would never be able to afford.

Toppling a hated dictator, especially one who has failed to deliver on his populist promises, can be the easy part.

We are not really witnessing a worldwide populist revolt against elites.

It has solidified into an idea of the populist revolt by the semi-dispossessed against the elite, the interlopers and globalisation.

If we've learnt anything in 2018, it's that the populist revolt that got under way in earnest in 2016 has barely started.

This means grasping the message of the populist revolts that defined the past decade: that communities want power sent down, not up and hoarded at the centre.

Such populist rhetoric avoids the patient work of building mass power and rather glorifies the role of the leader as the protector of the masses.

Inevitably, we will witness much populist rhetoric and sparse willingness by leaders to take tough policy decisions.

Not with populist rhetoric about first-time buyers.

He lost again in 2012 and has since dialled down the populist rhetoric.

Having had time to turn the populist rhetoric of last summer into policy, that reality has come home to roost.

Or will they revert to prioritising cultural issues that have driven the populist wave?

Better to look back further, to the populist wave of the late 19th century.

But both developments are linked to the populist wave.

He has shown no interest in the idea, but it may be only a matter of time before some charismatic figure rides the populist wave into parliament.