Anti-establishment politics

Anti-establishment politics refers to a political movement or sentiment that opposes the established political order, institutions, or elite groups. It arises from the belief that these entities are corrupt, unresponsive, or disconnected from the people's needs. Anti-establishment figures often advocate for radical change, appealing to those who feel marginalized or ignored. This often leads to support for populist leaders, parties, or movements that promise to challenge the status quo and prioritize the concerns of ordinary citizens over traditional political norms. The term encompasses a wide range of ideologies and can be found across the political spectrum.