> pursuing a globalization agenda
What does this actually mean?
Is there anyone in politics who doesn't have an "agenda" in some sense - what would that even look like, a promise to be purely reactive without having any long term policy?
What does this actually mean?
Is there anyone in politics who doesn't have an "agenda" in some sense - what would that even look like, a promise to be purely reactive without having any long term policy?
People don't want global bureaucracy like the EU.
They don't want other nations or other people put before their own country and national interests.
They also don't want foreign meddling in their own countries, whether its through lobbying groups, foreign money or just foreign funded media.
If I had to guess, people are feeling a loss of control of their local geographical areas and lives within it, and reacting any way they can to reassert power/control. In america, you can see it from Trump, and Bernie, to things like the Texas and California Exit.