Kevin Williamson On The Perils Of Populism
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Kevin Williamson On The Perils Of Populism
Andrew Sullivan (United States) | Jan 23, 2026
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Populism has empowered the disenfranchised and given a voice to those ignored by traditional elites, fostering necessary political change.
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The rise of populism threatens democratic institutions by prioritizing emotion over reason, leading to dangerous political polarization.
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Populist movements can be co-opted by extremist ideologies, diverting attention from legitimate grievances to harmful rhetoric.
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Critics of populism overlook its ability to disrupt the status quo and challenge complacent political establishments that fail to represent their constituents.
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While populism raises valid concerns, it often oversimplifies complex issues and can lead to misguided policy decisions.
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