Populism exploited for political gain from "summary" of The Great Unraveling by Paul R. Krugman,University Paul Krugman
Populism, with its appeal to the common people against a corrupt elite, has historically been a powerful force in politics. However, in recent times, we have witnessed a disturbing trend where leaders have exploited populism for their own political gain. These leaders, instead of genuinely championing the interests of the people, use populist rhetoric to further their own agendas and consolidate power.
The manipulation of populism for political gain involves tapping into the frustrations and fears of the population, often by scapegoating marginalized groups or stoking divisions within society. By harnessing these emotions, populist leaders are able to create a sense of us-versus-them, positioning themselves as the saviors of the people against a supposed enemy.
Moreover, populism exploited for political gain often involves oversimplifying complex issues and offering simplistic solution...
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