Political evolution 

1: A phrase used to refer to how a specific political ideology or the beliefs of a particular political party has changed over time

An example of political evolution would be the Republican’s views on environmental issues. In the past, Republicans used to take a more aggressive approach by actively making policies and laws that would protect the environment from harm as you can observe based on the work done by U.S. President Richard Nixon. As time passed, as demonstrated by the work of U.S. President Donald Trump and Ronald Reagan, Republicans shifted to strongly favoring deregulation and eliminating or weakening environmental protections.

Political evolution by Vanguard 1998 June 11, 2021

political revolution 

When young people, middle class, and senior citizens stand up against corporate America and says, "Enough is enough".

After Bernie's speech, I am ready for a political revolution.

political revolution by KellieD October 7, 2016

Political revolutionary syndrome

When you start having thought of becoming a revolutionary, a rebel, etc. After seeing a video on what the government does, listening to a political song, or seeing something political that makes you worry for the future

I stopped listening to political hip hop because I keep getting political revolutionary syndrome everytime I listen to it.

Political revolutionary syndrome by STL446 September 8, 2023

ploitical revolution

noun

is a social movement, uprising or revolt by the common class against the arbitrary powers and authority of political and economic elitist status-quo. Championing the cause for the revision of the institution of state from an entity of political and corporate bureaucracy, into an association of social idealism and ploitics.

new reactionary socialism champions the cause for a worldwide a ploitical revolution.

ploitical revolution by Baron Neville July 12, 2017