Larry Elder: It’s not ‘anti-incumbency,’ but ‘anti-liberalism’

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Recent elections, the story line goes, find voters in an angry, “anti-incumbent” mood.

Time magazine wrote: “This is how it goes in 2010 at the ballot box: old orders are upended, political lions become roadkill, chosen successors get left behind and the outsider, riding a wave of discontent, becomes the new front runner.”

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