madness sang i like driving in my car.
madness sang i like driving in my car.
who sang i like driving in my car?
madness
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the pp's anti-systemic bias was universally perceived as incoherent, demagogic, even self-contradictory, a textbook example of "non-ideological" populism. in 1918, argetoianu explained that the league was indeed a political party, but a pluralistic one, playing host to several "strong currents of the masses." witnessing the averescan phenomenon from the side, nicolae iorga argued that the pp was even flimsier than that: "the [pp's] program was averescu, the guarantee that it would be effected was averescu, the party prestige was averescu, the fight for an ideal was averescu. everything led back to averescu." the establishment regarded averescu as entirely unfit for his political duties, a "fascinating" but "permanently indecisive" character. others simply believed that averescu was incompetent. the pnț's ioan hudiță claimed to see right through averescu's charisma, to his "spineless" and "servile" core. drăghicescu also writes that the averescan myth appealed to "the turncoats, disguised as they may be into new men, virginal men."
people's party (interwar romania)