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No, as you can get social liberals and economic liberals. For example, a liberal may be pro-choice and support gun control, but believe the government should reduce its role in the economy. Or vice versa.

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Why do liberals suck?

Because they just KEEP getting in the way of fascists who don't know they are fascists, and THINK they are Republicans, when they want to do "reasonable" things, like wage unilateral wars on any old trumped up pretext, just like the granddaddy of all Fascists, Hitler. Or because they won't QUIT whining over "stolen elections" whenever the fascists manage to steal one fair and square like they did in 2000, 2004 or 1876. You do realize don't you....wait, what am I saying....if you had paid attention in fourth grade you would know that America was founded by Liberals, it was Liberals who fought the Revolution, its thanks to Liberal thought that you're free to spew your drivel, and if you had been alive at the time of the Revolution you and all the scum like you would have been the biggest, fattest Loyalists and Tories in town. But feel free, and if you do, you should go find a Liberal and thank them for it.


What was true about the career of Richard Nixon?

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Who are the most liberal presidents in history?

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Why do liberals believe that the importance of liberty and equal rights?

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Is ABC news a conservative news source?

No, and it is not a liberal source either. ABC considers itself moderate and balanced. Some of their commentators are conservatives, several are liberals, but their news programs seem to have an equal balance of voices from all sides of the major issues.


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What is the liberal view of inequality in the society?

Liberals generally believe that some level of inequality is acceptable in society, but that excessive inequality can harm social cohesion and economic stability. They advocate for policies that aim to reduce inequality through progressive taxation, social programs, and access to education and healthcare for all individuals. Liberals emphasize the importance of equal opportunities for all members of society to succeed and contribute to the common good.


What political party is associated with liberals?

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