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| − | '''Right-wing populism''' (also called '''national populism''' and '''right-populism''') is a form of [[populism]] that takes [[nationalist]] positions on issues such as [[patriotism]], [[national sovereignty]], [[law and order]], and support for less [[immigration]].<ref name="Parties&Elections">[http://www.parties-and-elections.eu/content.html Explanatory notes -- III. Classifications]. ''Parties and Elections in Europe''. Retrieved November 24, 2017.</ref> Like most other populists, they emphasize anti-[[elitism]] and opposition to the [[establishment]].<ref name="Parties&Elections"/> Right-wing populism is very similar ideologically to [[national conservatism]] and [[Paleoconservative|paleoconservatism]], and it tends to be [[Euroskeptic]]. Right-wing populism claims to believe in [[equality]], and rejects [[racism]], [[bigotry]], [[anti-Semitism]], [[totalitarianism]] and other [[leftist]] beliefs. | + | '''Conservative populism''' (also called '''right-wing populism''' and '''national populism''') is a political movement in the [[United States]] and worldwide which rejects the [[liberal media]], [[globalism]], [[environmentalism]], the [[homosexual agenda]], [[gun control]], mandatory [[vaccination]], and the [[Deep State]]. |
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| | + | Examples include President [[Donald Trump]], Sen. [[Ron Johnson]] (R-WI), Rep. [[Marjorie Taylor Greene]] (R-GA), and Rep. [[Lauren Boebert]] (R-CO). |
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| | + | The [[Gospel of Mark]] is also an example of conservative populism. |
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| | + | == National Populism == |
| | + | National populism takes [[nationalist]] positions on issues such as [[patriotism]], [[national sovereignty]], [[law and order]], and support for less [[immigration]].<ref name="Parties&Elections">[http://www.parties-and-elections.eu/content.html Explanatory notes -- III. Classifications]. ''Parties and Elections in Europe''. Retrieved November 24, 2017.</ref> Like most other populists, they emphasize anti-[[elitism]] and opposition to the [[establishment]].<ref name="Parties&Elections"/> Right-wing populism is very similar ideologically to [[national conservatism]] and [[Paleoconservative|paleoconservatism]], and it tends to be [[Euroskeptic]]. Right-wing populism claims to believe in [[equality]], and rejects [[racism]], [[bigotry]], [[anti-Semitism]], [[totalitarianism]] and other [[leftist]] beliefs. |
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| | The term "right-wing populism" is often used pejoratively by liberals to smear or discredit conservatives who hold the above positions. Thus, conservatives often avoid using the term to describe their beliefs. [[Marxist]]s define right-wing populism as "proto-fascist."<ref>''Radical right-wing populism in Western Europe'', by H G Betz, p 4, (1994). [https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0049089X15001659]</ref> | | The term "right-wing populism" is often used pejoratively by liberals to smear or discredit conservatives who hold the above positions. Thus, conservatives often avoid using the term to describe their beliefs. [[Marxist]]s define right-wing populism as "proto-fascist."<ref>''Radical right-wing populism in Western Europe'', by H G Betz, p 4, (1994). [https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0049089X15001659]</ref> |
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| | *[https://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/the-not-so-new-populism-farage-le-pen-orban/ The Not-So-New Populism], by Ryan Girdusky, ''The American Conservative'', April 11, 2019. | | *[https://www.theamericanconservative.com/articles/the-not-so-new-populism-farage-le-pen-orban/ The Not-So-New Populism], by Ryan Girdusky, ''The American Conservative'', April 11, 2019. |
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