populism

/ˈpɑp.jə.lɪ.zəm/
noun
  1. A political approach that claims to represent the interests of ordinary people against a group of corrupt or privileged elites.
    • Populism often appeals to voters who feel ignored by traditional political parties.
    • The candidate's message of populism resonated with many working-class families.
    • Critics argue that populism can oversimplify complex issues.
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