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[[Barack Obama]] has also used populist appeals (such as less [[law enforcement]] and lower [[tax]]es for the [[middle class]]) in his [[speech]]es. What this portends, only time can tell. | [[Barack Obama]] has also used populist appeals (such as less [[law enforcement]] and lower [[tax]]es for the [[middle class]]) in his [[speech]]es. What this portends, only time can tell. | ||
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Revision as of 16:43, January 17, 2009
Populist rhetoric is a common tactic among would-be dictators. Politicians who have relied heavily on populist rhetoric include:
Barack Obama has also used populist appeals (such as less law enforcement and lower taxes for the middle class) in his speeches. What this portends, only time can tell.