People with positive views of populist parties tend to say politicians are out of touch with ordinary people

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April 26, 2019

2. Publics satisfied with free speech, ability to improve living standards; many are critical of institutions, politicians

People with positive views of populist parties tend to say politicians are out of touch with ordinary people

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