2007National ObserverRequires access

Mr Howard's Populism

Philip Ayres

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The best populism in a political leader is a combination of popular appeal with a clear vision of the political future. The only Australian prime minister in this category is John Howard who represents the broad conservative values of the Australian middle class and has never forgotten his roots in the lower middle class.

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The best populism in a political leader is a combination of popular appeal with a clear vision of the political future. The only Australian prime minister in this category is John Howard who represents the broad conservative values of the Australian middle class and has never forgotten his roots in the lower middle class.

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The best populism in a political leader is a combination of popular appeal with a clear vision of the political future. The only Australian prime minister in this category is John Howard who represents the broad conservative values of the Australian middle class and has never forgotten his roots in the lower middle class.

Key concepts: Populism, Prime minister, Appeal, Project commissioning, Politics, Publishing, Law, Media studies

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