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´´Populism is not a threat to democracy...populism IS democracy!´´

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First published at 00:32 UTC on May 13th, 2024.

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Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi was publicly spanked by British folk guitarist Winston Marshall during a recent Oxford Union debate over her stance against populism and “contempt for ordinary people´´. Marshall said the real threat to democracy is from Davos and the marriage between big business and government. Marhsall goes over how the concepts like democracy, populism and totalitarianism have changed over time without any real glue tying these concepts together. Winston Marshall, however, does tie these concepts together in a breathtaking display of eloquence and his grasp of recent American and European political history.

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