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Social Liberalism in the U.S. on the Rise, Fiscal Conservatism Remains Strong | Cato @ Liberty
[h=1]Social Liberalism in the U.S. on the Rise, Fiscal Conservatism Remains Strong[/h]
conservatism in itself is not in a decline,and is still by far the largest ideology in america,while liberals are one of the smallest,and moderates being the mainstream,plus some small ones no one counts because no one can see them they are so tiny.
social conservatism though is not representative of conservatism.conservatism can be fiscal,social,overall etc.alot of the base that makes up the largest group in politics are fiscally conservative aand either socially moderate or liberal.infact the democrat party itself has quite a few conservatives,and moderates outnumber liberals in the democratic party,hence why they appeal to diehards off season,then play moderate during election.