Right-wing patriotism
Right-wing patriotism, alternatively known as right-wing nationalism, is a right-wing political ideology based on the foundations of patriotism and neo-nationalism. The concept is also heavily intertwined with right-wing populism. Usage of the term varies from country to country. By country. Russia. In Russia, Vladimir Putin claimed that liberalism had become obsolete. This led some people to claim that liberals need to reclaim patriotism as a part of their ideology. Russian nationalism, a belief that has been mostly right-wing throughout time, has also been described as "patriotic". Patriotic "mobilisation" has also occurred  in Russia. On the other side, some people in Russia have claimed "Russian State Patriotism" has hurt Russian nationalism. Right-wing patriotism in Russia also exists in the media. United Kingdom. In the United Kingdom, the Labour Party has been criticized for failing to beat right-wing British patriots just by flag-waving. The Conservative Party has also been associated with British patriotism as well. English nationalism and English patriotism have also been called threats to the United Kingdom's existence. United States. In the United States, various have defended the notion of patriotism alongside conservatism. "City Journal", a conservative  policy magazine, attempted to defend patriotism under a right-wing context against liberalism in an article they titled "It's Hard to be a Patriot". "Dissent", an American left-wing magazine, claimed that right-wing patriotism in the United States became an issue after the September 11 attacks during the War on terror. Another American news outlet, "Vox", also partially defended right-wing patriotism in its statements about how the American Left should embrace American patriotism and American nationalism. "Vox" has also made statements claiming that right-wing patriotism and anti-Americanism are linked.