Populist parties position themselves as champions of the common people against a corrupt or out-of-touch elite. They simplify complex issues into clear, emotional narratives, often using anti-establishment rhetoric to gain traction. Their primary beneficiaries are voters who feel marginalized by globalization or traditional politics, though the parties themselves gain power and influence by channeling this widespread discontent.
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