right-wing populism

In 2005, Georgia passed a law restricting voting rights within the state, sparking a look into the rightward shift in politics.

Right-wing leaders often appropriate progressive themes by calling for rule by “the people,” equal opportunity, and “equality” feminism.

Calls to rally the virtuous “producing classes” against evil “parasites” at both the top and bottom of society is a tendency called producerism. It is a conspiracist narrative used by repressive right wing populism.

Basic to developing new analytical frameworks for studying neofascism is the need to rethink the definition of populism.

Withorn reviews The Politics of Denial and Renewing American Compassion.

What can possibly explain the Reform Party and the discussions about recruiting Pat Buchanan, that include possible support from H. Ross Perot, and Lenora Fulani?