royalist

You know the saying: "Plus royaliste que le Roi".

!Union Flag flyers in the UK seem to be royalist or fascists; or possibly just sportsmen.

> You may have seen them crop-up on tech hangouts like Hacker NewsI hang out on HN fairly often and haven't seen a single royalist.

Here in France too, "republican" mostly means "a non royalist administration".

Being an anti-royalist was a good thing in early American politics.

I mean some really wealthy people seem to want to replace the government with autocratic royalist fiefdoms so I guess you may have a point in their eyes.

I wonder if the maker of that statement, former Register of Copyrights, Ralph Oman, realizes how patronizing and, well, royalist, that seems.

Is not that far from the fact and internal infighting between royalist and communist is also a theme in Captain Corelli's Mandolin.

Now you're responding like an 18th-century royalist might to someone citing the precedent of Athenian democracy.

"Political tags - such as royalist, communist, democrat, populist, fascist, liberal, conservative, and so forth - are never basic criteria.