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Rightist

Rightist | Rightists

Rightist meaning

One who believes in the politics or policies of the political right. | One who supports the rights of a specified group.

Example sentences (14)

Like Aispuro, Caesar held ultra-rightist political views.

I extensively interviewed the founder and former leader of the rightist National Rally, ex-paratrooper Jean-Marie Le Pen.

There has always been a large swatch of voters, rightist bloggers and websites that have always been more than ready to believe the worst of the worst about Obama, no matter how outrageous and mendacious.

Although I supported president Buhari in 2015 -a thing I deeply regret today- his actions since has proven beyond doubt that just as a ‘rightist’ cannot learn the use of his left hand at old age, a leopard does not change its spots.

His mother was killed by a stray bullet at a street celebration for Mao when he was 4; his father was labeled a “rightist” and sent to a re-education camp.

Rightist radio succeeds because they don’t care.

The election agenda is being set by the aggressive rightist forces.

The March 4 national election ended in a hung parliament, with the 5-Star becoming the largest party and a rightist alliance, including ex-premier Silvio Berlusconi's Forza Italia party and the anti-migrant League, emerging as the biggest bloc.

He spent time in Geneva also with a group that included another film fanatic, Roland Tolmatchoff, and the extreme rightist philosopher Jean Parvulesco.

Lipponen formed a cabinet of five parties including both rightist and leftist parties.

Meanwhile, Stalin used his control of the Party machine to replace Bukharin's supporters in the Rightist power base in Moscow, trade unions, and the Comintern.

Only one other party reached the 7% threshold: the Rightist Opposition with ca. 7.5%.

Rightist forces under General Phoumi Nosavan drove out the neutralist government from power later that same year.

These formed the basis of the fractured labour-political spectrum that would generate a host of fringe leftist and rightist parties, including those who would eventually form the Co-operative Commonwealth and the early Social Credit splinter groups.