0 a group of people with education, money, and other advantages, often living in cities, who have liberal political views and are seen as not understanding the problems and views of ordinary people:
The success of liberalism in the first place, he argues, came from efforts of a liberal elite that had entrenched itself in key social, political, and especially judicial positions.
Wolfe continued to denounce what he saw as faux-sympathy for poor people coming from a rich liberal elite.
The civilized order of the liberal elite was, and is still being, imposed.
It is not a liberal elite that has wrecked education in this country.
To some, that would be an acceptance that we have failed in all other means of voter re-engagement—perhaps it would—and no doubt it will upset the liberal elite.
Success, they declared, required answering the people's plea for certainty, order and decency, not propping up failed ideas of the liberal elite.
The liberal elite and their supporters escaped into exile.
He was rich, had good contacts, appreciated intrigue and immersed in commerce oriented toward service and merit, which united many of the liberal elite of the time.
