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When British statesman Tony Blair made major splashes in populism progressivism during the emerging global free market days of the Clinton administration (1990s) and Bush Administration (2000s), people took notice of the power that media has in providing layman access to politics dialogue.
In other words, unlike in the days of populist leaders such as American President Andrew Jackson (1830s) and American President JFK (1960s), modern days of leadership of progressive populist leaders such as Tony Blair were highlighted by the unfiltered access to people-centric politics dialogue (i.e., live TV broadcasts, Internet forums, etc.).
Perhaps the new 'governance devil' is an access-propaganda minister who illuminates the layman value of relevant perspective-diatribe social art totems such as the lifestyle-publicity Hollywood (USA) movie "American Psycho" (2000).
Could the consumerism-friendly EU (European Union) be an economics symbol of new age people-parade philosophies?
In other words, unlike in the days of populist leaders such as American President Andrew Jackson (1830s) and American President JFK (1960s), modern days of leadership of progressive populist leaders such as Tony Blair were highlighted by the unfiltered access to people-centric politics dialogue (i.e., live TV broadcasts, Internet forums, etc.).
Perhaps the new 'governance devil' is an access-propaganda minister who illuminates the layman value of relevant perspective-diatribe social art totems such as the lifestyle-publicity Hollywood (USA) movie "American Psycho" (2000).
Could the consumerism-friendly EU (European Union) be an economics symbol of new age people-parade philosophies?
