Reagan Republicanism famously rests on three legs: religious conservatism, national security conservatism, and economic conservatism.
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It's about what conservatism is, what conservatism is supposed to be, and moreover, what the goal of conservatism is.
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Cruz was a contest between conservatism as identity and conservatism as ideology.
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The last attempts to build a conservatism around the sacred space were George W. Bush's "compassionate conservatism" and, in Britain, David Cameron's Big Society conservatism.
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Compared to Western varieties of conservatism, theology plays a hegemonic role in Indian conservatism.
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But he didn't articulate a pre-Trump conservatism — the conservatism of Ted Cruz or Marco Rubio, a "post-racial" conservatism that dismisses any discussion of racial difference — either.
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Who would lose if Ahmarian conservatism or Carlsonian conservatism or any of the conservatisms won?
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" National Review, the flagship journal of American conservatism, said Trump "is a menace to American conservatism.
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It is a cancer on conservatism to align conservatism with racism or bigotry against any group.
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"It was more cultural conservatism than religious conservatism," Ms. Sanders said of the people who refused.
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European conservatism developed in opposition to the French revolution; American conservatism idolises the revolutionaries who declared independence.
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There are those who couldn't abide his cultural conservatism, which they took for complicity with political conservatism.
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This Trump-Cruz conservatism looks more like tribal, blood and soil European conservatism than the pluralistic American kind.
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"This is a Conservatism I believe in, a Conservatism of fairness and justice and opportunity for all, a Conservatism that keeps the British dream alive for a new generation," she told the cheering crowd.
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The author makes the same argument as Republicans did post-Bush: Bush betrayed conservatism; conservatism didn't betray the public.
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"This Trump-Cruz conservatism looks more like tribal, blood and soil European conservatism than the pluralistic American kind," Brooks writes.
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Libertarianism is not conservatism, nor is it an offshoot of conservatism, a subset, or even a relative of common extraction.
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The magazine's stand against Trump was not intended to be a stand against conservatism, but one for conservatism, real conservatism, which its editors and publishers believed Trump not only did not represent but posed a real danger to.
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But the Free Press's conservatism was, Bellow has argued, not the same as the conservatism of the current major trade presses.
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While many were hopeful that conservatism had changed Trump, there were also some signs of concern that conservatism was changing under Trump.
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Whatever form of conservatism emerges out of this will not be the conservatism of Ronald Reagan or the libertarianism of Milton Friedman.
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Could it be ultimately a kind of unfortunate parenthesis in the history of the Republican Party and of conservatism, modern American conservatism?
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Soon conservatism will have to face its moment of truth: Do they accept the alt-right as the future of American conservatism?
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No, Trump represents a rejection of conservatism as professional activists have tried to define it for the past 20 years: think tank conservatism.
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" The speaker defended the times he broke with Trump, saying "if I see conservatism being disfigured I'm going to stand up for conservatism.
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Lamenting the failure of the attack on the Affordable Care Act, he wrote, seemingly without irony: "Constitutional conservatism simply couldn't survive judicial conservatism."
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A lack of a "posteriori" knowledge of conservatism coupled with a lack of "priori" knowledge has resulted in the intellectual decline of conservatism.
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But across all these iterations of conservatism, the true lodestar of conservatism remained fanatical opposition to taxing the wealthy or regulating the economy.
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Instead, the authorities encourage social conservatism almost as much as Islamists do, because the cornerstone of that conservatism is deference to male authority.
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This is not National Review conservatism; it is far more potent and powerful, because it's not a conservatism for something, but against something else.
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In his book The Reactionary Mind: Conservatism from Edmund Burke to Donald Trump, political theorist Corey Robin offers a very particular definition of conservatism.
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Compassionate conservatism and the dream of spreading global democracy were efforts to anchor conservatism around a moral ideal, but they did not work out.
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Where Bush had been softhearted, True Conservatism would be sternly Ayn Randian; where Bush had been free-spending, True Conservatism would be austere; where Bush had taken working-class Americans off the tax rolls, True Conservatism would put them back on — for their own good.
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He referred to social conservatism and economic conservatism, tendrils that then seemed disparate, but which he, speaking shortly after Jimmy Carter's inauguration, would soon unite.
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The postelection crisis of German conservatism amounts to these questions: How "deutsch" does conservatism have to be to win back voters from Alternative for Germany?
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"We've had this view that the voters were with us on conservatism — philosophical, economic conservatism," said conservative intellectual Avik Roy in an interview with Zack Beauchamp.
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A Republican Party out of power would likely find its way back into 2012 conservatism just as 1920 Republicans found their way back to 1908 conservatism.
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There was also second problem for the Republican elites whose vision of "limited government" was always far more motivated by economic conservatism than by cultural conservatism.
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This leaves us wondering with some proponents of conservatism and even some of its detractors, asking ourselves frequently: is conservatism what it could be and should be?
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Conservatism as a movement, including the fiscal conservatism of the 2009 Tea Party rise, will continue to grow by adhering to the Constitution of the United States.
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As such, the outcome will likely reveal the potential and the limits of angry conservatism -- the kind of conservatism that repulses at least as much as it excites.
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In the post-World War II era, American conservatism was defined by a mix of three ideas: laissez-faire economic policies, social conservatism, and a hawkish foreign policy.
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It's a kind of conservatism that feels microwaved, warmed over and anodyne, the kind of conservatism that is safe for the left to ingest in bite-sized morsels.
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But that political consensus is falling apart as voters turn to far-end ultra-conservatism and anti-conservatism to replace the government in which they have lost confidence.
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I think it's a return to conservatism and largely white male flyover state conservatism, which statistically just isn't going to put Republicans in office a decade from now.
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The conservatism and elitism of the superhero genre is most starkly revealed when a superhero story rejects conservatism and elitism — and in the process, stops being a superhero story.
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His conservatism, of Sam's Club affectation, fiscal conservatism, tepid social liberalism, and genial trolling of center-leftists at Davos — whom does it speak for in today's politics, beyond Brooks?
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So once-moderate Republicans have over the decades either become Democrats and given up their economic conservatism or given up their social moderation in order to advance their economic conservatism.
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An honest conservatism willing to help the next president, but also hold him accountable when he advocates bad policy, will be the conservatism that helps temper tribalism and unite the country.
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"There's a rebellious tone to conservatism in California that doesn't exist in places where conservatism is actually a governing force," said Mr. Shapiro, who is a former editor for Breitbart News.
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The American political system is sorting so that racial progressivism and economic progressivism are aligned in the Democratic Party and racial conservatism and economic conservatism are aligned in the Republican Party.
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" George W. Bush ran and won on "compassionate conservatism.
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Hazony and Brog are hoping to fill out the new "national conservatism" with an infrastructure similar to movement conservatism, and maybe with time the outlines of policy orthodoxy will come into view.
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In addition to an enthusiasm for power, two things unite the conservatism of Stephen Bannon, the president's consigliere, with the conservatism of Mitch McConnell and Paul Ryan, the Republican leaders in Congress.
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Mrs Thatcher was less keen, therefore, on Disraeli, as she tried to smash the consensus that she thought had led to Britain's decline: one-nation Conservatism was no-nation Conservatism, she jibed.
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"There's a rebellious tone to conservatism in California that doesn't exist in places where conservatism is actually a governing force," said Ben Shapiro, who runs a right-leaning website from Sherman Oaks.
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This is why many conservatives contend Trump is conforming to a liberal caricature of conservatism that doesn't actually resemble real-world conservatism: They want to avoid being caught in their contradictions later on.
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The Summit on Principled Conservatism, held by young Trump critic Heath Mayo and focusing on the "meaning of conservatism, its future, and its core principles," set up shop at the National Press Club.
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"Conservatism" is as good a name for it as any.
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Trump's relationship with conservatism is much more difficult to untangle.
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LEVIN: That you are successful in giving voice to conservatism?
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Cruz made unyielding conservatism the foundation of his political career.
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I don't see the scenario under which conservatism survives this.
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Republicans who backed him completed the restoration of Goldwater conservatism
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The election of Reagan really brought conservatism to the fore.
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That perspective is crucial to making sense of his conservatism.
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If conservatism is working, why do voters not see it?
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"That is not consistent conservatism," Rubio said of Cruz's record.
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He answered questions about his conservatism with an emphatic pledge.
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Losing power is bad because conservatism is a governing creed.
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The idea most under threat in the West is conservatism.
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Conservatism is not so much a philosophy as a disposition.
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For Trump backers like Sarah Palin, conservatism is an identity.
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One reason is the conservatism of teachers and their unions.
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It's the yin and yang of liberalism and conservatism daily.
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They saw the embryo of Trumpism lurking within 22s conservatism.
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Like I said, I want to hear voices of conservatism.
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It's supposed to be the party supposedly of fiscal conservatism.
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Joe's "stick to the plan" conservatism can be smart, too.
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"Margin guidance reflects conservatism," DA Davidson analyst Rishi Jaluria said.
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Despite campaign promises of fiscal conservatism, his office's budget ballooned.
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She defended the purchase as proof of her fiscal conservatism.
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The paper expressed their lack of confidence in Trump's conservatism.
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On policy, Trumpism is often more moderate than orthodox conservatism.
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Through Fox News, Ailes promoted a new kind of conservatism.
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The band believe that conservatism is on the rise everywhere.
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"I don't think that's nearly unique to conservatism," he said.
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Rick Perry urged people to elect the cancer on conservatism.
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"Compassionate conservatism" is a feeling after all, not an emotion.
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In Europe, women were long seen as bastions of conservatism.
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In the governor's telling, conservatism must have a moral purpose.
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If that's their idea of conservatism, they can keep it.
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What kind of conservatism could bring those voters on board?
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It's supposed to be the party, supposedly, of fiscal conservatism.
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But little of this conservatism really deserves the name reaction.
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Both liberalism and conservatism can incorporate some of these insights.
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Flake wants to rescue conservatism from Trumpism and purify it.
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Conservatism believed that individuals, not bureaucracies, produced the best solutions.
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The heartland of the American conservatism is the old Confederacy.
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New Criticism's conservatism and usurped its central position within literature
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This is because conservatism isn't, for most people, an ideology.
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Reagan made conservatism popular again and stymied the Soviet Union.
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SO CLEARLY THE CONSERVATISM HE EXPRESSED IN 08 WAS WRONG.
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We erred on the side of conservatism on all data.
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More precisely, it's a conflict between two versions of conservatism.
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It's a meditation on conservatism, risk, values, fidelity and aging.
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"Conservatism is latent among Costa Ricans," the poll's authors wrote.
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New social norms around sex and gender clashing with conservatism.
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American historians' relationship to conservatism itself has a troubled history.
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The program was not exactly the picture of fiscal conservatism.
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After all, religious conservatism is the bedrock of Latinx life.
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But already he has flunked the tests of fiscal conservatism.
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Either the ideas behind conservatism matter or they do not.
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And at that point conservatism became limp, shallow, and ineffectual.
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None of President Trump's conservatism should come as a surprise.
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Crenshaw's play to attract more millennials: Make conservatism "cool" again.
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It was supposed to be a conservatism built to last.
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What used to be called "principled conservatism" — that's the anomaly.
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"(We) may be a victim of our own conservatism, but the reality is (the forecast is) not conservatism, it's us just trying to be practical," Chief Executive Arnold Donald said on a conference call.
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WHY THE RIGHT WENT WRONG: Conservatism — From Goldwater to the Tea Party and Beyond, by E. J. Dionne Jr. (Simon & Schuster, $30.) The contradictions of American conservatism are illuminated in this fair-minded history.
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I've seen arguments about a clear line of conservatism through the post–New Deal years, and it's also possible that we might consider Trump the end of the line of Schlafly-style social conservatism.
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Bellow thinks of his conservatism, and the conservatism of the writers he publishes, as a system of thought that's more intellectually rigorous and grounded than the Fox News–style punditry that's currently in vogue.
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Erdington conservatism broke with liberal conservatism in being willing to sanction all sorts of policies to "take back control": Mr Timothy's great hero was Joe Chamberlain, a former mayor of Birmingham who championed imperial preference.
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Where Trump puts conservatism on like one of his own ties, and then takes it off to slip into something more comfortable at the end of the day, Ryan's conservatism is grafted into his skin.
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Its conservatism stems in part, as all conservatism does, from a profound sense of loss: in Will's case, of the founders' revolutionary vision of limited government, separation of powers, maximal federalism and inviolable individual freedom.
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There's a larger problem, one far bigger than King, or conservatism.
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Some have pointed to Burnett's Christianity as evidence of his conservatism.
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But what cultural conservatism begets is the marginalization of the unusual.
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In Stephens's telling, by contrast, Trump is a cancer on conservatism.
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Do you consider Donald Trump to follow your brand of conservatism?
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Most Republican voters are more drawn to the party's social conservatism.
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But the continued degradation of conservatism under Mr Trump is not.
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Catholic doctrine is inclined toward the social conservatism of Ted Cruz.
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This is one area where his conservatism and black nationalism converge.
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The second principle of conservatism is to put country before party.
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How can conservatism as a viable political philosophy survive this era?
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I've been writing on conservatism and the right for several years.
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Instrumentalized racism did not originate within the right nor within conservatism.
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"In today's America, [traditional] conservatism is completely under siege," Sullivan writes.
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Out with the old conservatism, in with the new white populism.
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Mr Guedes's fiscal conservatism may indeed hold sway with his boss.
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At its best, conservatism is about doubt and deliberation, not dreams.
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Mainstream conservatism, they believe, has been guilty of these liberal sins.
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Moreover, I'm unsure how this will impact the future of conservatism.
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The symbols and grievances are drawn from those described by conservatism.
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Should conservatism aim to persuade liberals or inoculate conservatives against liberalism?
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Trump must be destroyed or conservatism and the GOP will be.
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Republican leaders should make a similar stand for conservatism, except instead
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Liberalism, not conservatism, is the default political ideology of those whose
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I asked Spencer about the two main prongs of Reaganite conservatism.
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Well, I think it's quite apparent that Buckleyite conservatism has failed.
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Conservatism is a denomination within Judaism akin to Reform, Orthodox, Reconstructionist.
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But in Middle Tennessee, the conservatism is newer, and more cultural.
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She also likes his youth, strong faith and his fiscal conservatism.
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"That is not consistent conservatism, that is political calculation," Rubio said.
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But Moore knows the days of Reaganite conservatism are probably over.
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This conservatism is also apparent in its approach to its workforce.
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"This is not conservatism as we have known it," she said.
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Compassionate conservatism shares with Reaganism a deep skeptism of the state.
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Mr Levin has done conservatism a service by reining in nostalgia.
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Compassionate conservatism works well in an environment of optimism and abundance.
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Instead, he returns it to the roots of Christian business conservatism.
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But rising conservatism has in recent years spurred religious intolerance there.
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Populism has a proud, rightful place at the heart of conservatism.
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"I have to protect conservatism from being disfigured," Ryan told me.
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Rational conservatism involves being informed both by empirical facts and logic.
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That's 1995-vintage conservatism, not conservative populism of any real kind.
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They are anti-"corporatists" who want to methodically destroy conventional conservatism.
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What it won't be is a referendum on conservatism in Colorado.
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Molly Worthen KATE Havard is taking a break from American conservatism.
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Certainly not "conservatism" in any contemporary American sense of the term.
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Wade has been a driving force in American conservatism for decades.
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I wanted to explore the underpinnings of conservatism with other believers.
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Conservatism has meant many things to many people around the world.
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I know this is one of those very "conservatism 101" questions.
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The contradictions of Australian conservatism are finally reaching their logical conclusion.
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The many flavors of conservatism were hashed out in its pages.
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He voted against Obamacare — a reflection of his small-government conservatism.
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On one hand, it's an era of conservatism aligned with Trump.
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This was the party of George W. Bush and compassionate conservatism.
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Walsh says his conservatism hasn't changed, but his radio audience's did.
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His conservatism was never about getting Republicans elected in the fall.
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A source of Mister Rogers's charisma was his old-style conservatism.
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They said the deepening conservatism had been years in the making.
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The sexual conservatism of their approach can become oppressive to women.
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It's about what conservatism is versus what it says it is.
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Unfortunately, it also seems to be where American conservatism is going.
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It's a conservatism that Arabs everywhere — Lebanese included — are now facing.
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In making the list, I erred on the side of conservatism.
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Some people like to say conservatism is the new punk rock.
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What has conservatism or the Republican Party done for me lately?
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Many pundits and political elites have lamented the state of conservatism.
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But within conservatism, specifically among libertarian-leaning conservatives, this is anathema.
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The peaking of conservatism is seen in Gallup's polling as well.
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Republican until 1996, and still harbors some good-old fashioned conservatism
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Is one really conservative if conservatism only applies to financial resources?
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Why American conservatism after Trump may learn to like the state.
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Rejected the birther stuff, said this is not what conservatism is.
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Only Fillon's complete conservatism captured the mood of the Republican electorate.
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There are alternatives for students looking to get involved in conservatism.
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Over the past month or so, the world of intellectual conservatism — and movement conservatism more broadly — has been rocked by two separate and apparently distinct arguments that have churned in Twitter feeds and conservative opinion magazines.
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Cultural and social conservatism: Xi's policies are similar to Trump's, not only in their appeal to a patriotic spirit and the revival of a glorious past, but also in their reliance on social and cultural conservatism.
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I know the point you want to make is that conservatism, at its core, is self-consciously reacting against progressive challenges from the lower classes, but is that really the only thing conservatism is reacting against?
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But the role of guardrails in the conservative movement has always been vulnerable, because it has always been under suspicion — particularly from those who believe that "true" conservatism is far-right conservatism and thus virtually necessitates racism.
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But now the conservatism of California — the conservatism of isolation and powerlessness, the discourse that comes from people who believe their views will never become the view — is one of the most powerful forces in American politics.
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Carlson won by presenting a new generation's version of "compassionate conservatism": a convenient new label that gives the illusion of a new conservatism while bolstering the same ideas Trump and his party have been pursuing all along.
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He is a pure creature of contemporary conservatism, tribal to the core.
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And can a baseball nation and a cricket nation unite over conservatism?
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To start with a really basic question: How do you define conservatism?
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Remember the essence of conservatism is an adherence to God-given right.
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This is Benjamin Disraeli's "villa conservatism" and Stanley Baldwin's "property-owning democracy".
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There is nothing within the philosophical undergirding of conservatism that requires it.
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The Republican party and conservatism needs to be destroyed, root and stem.
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"The OC" incubated Barry Goldwater's conservatism and was home to Richard Nixon.
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There are adverse consequences for the nation in adherence to doctrinal conservatism.
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The 2017 election was supposed to demonstrate the power of "Erdington Conservatism".
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The National Conservatism conference is a furious volley in this civil war.
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But Trumpism isn't mainstream conservatism either, and neither is the alt-right.
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Indeed, in many ways Russia's geopolitical adventurism has necessitated its economic conservatism.
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But the new right is clearly winning its fight against Enlightenment conservatism.
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Its power derived from his intellect and his association with ideological conservatism.
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Until now, Kaplan's conservatism has been seen an asset to the company.
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Without the slippery slope argument, conservatism loses much of its rhetorical punch.
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When the election ended, many observers naturally believed liberalism had defeated conservatism.
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Mr. Cameron clearly thinks the essential conservatism of Britons will save him.
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But for all his seeming conservatism, Pratt walks a very careful line.
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My own conservatism is not tied to any ethnic or cultural background.
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This was an alleged "third way" between heartless conservatism and spendthrift liberalism.
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Why, it's almost as if fiscally conservative voters care about fiscal conservatism!
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Yet the party of fiscal conservatism had no qualms about supporting it.
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"That is not consistent conservatism," Mr Rubio said of Mr Cruz's record.
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For them, conservatism is about identifying with outsiders and marginalized white Americans.
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Maybe they're telling us something about what they think conservatism really is.
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The old "limousine liberal" cliché became the ideological underpinning of intellectual conservatism.
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Oakeshott's quaint, gentlemanly Toryism is just one form of conservatism, of course.
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This conservatism is mostly white, and rigid on sexuality and gender norms.
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Jeff Flake's retreat from the Senate while skewering Trump won't advance conservatism.
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My generation has moved beyond the boundaries of traditional expressions of conservatism.
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However, it is not just American conservatism that is witnessing its downfall.
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The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has never wavered from its underlying conservatism.
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I think he constitutionally rejects the idea that conservatism should be compassionate.
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It is possible that Trump destroys Republicanism and conservatism for a generation.
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If conservatives lose, progressives have the chance to stamp out conservatism forever.
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Conservatism is a big deal in Saudi Arabia, both social and religious.
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Donald Trump's presidency might mean, as Frum suggests, the death of conservatism.
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To his Democratic colleagues, Labrador's assertive good cheer belied his doctrinaire conservatism.
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Conservatism bias occurs when people believe prior evidence more than new evidence.
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And, stunningly, she won Orange County, once the core of California conservatism.
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Has populism overthrown conservatism in the GOP race for the White House?
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They diverge from the party's traditional conservatism on taxes, spending and trade.
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Republicans believe in fiscal conservatism, small government, economic opportunity, and free trade.
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The candidacy of Donald Trump is the open sewer of American conservatism.
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"It's supposed to be the party supposedly of fiscal conservatism," he continued.
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Leo's life has been shaped as much by Catholicism as by conservatism.
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The more interesting legislative arguments are where Trump disagrees with traditional conservatism.
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Black Republicans resisted Barry Goldwater and his brand of doctrinaire, ideological conservatism.
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A wave of conservatism kept creeping in from within the scene itself.
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As far as I'm concerned, there's a fundamental conservatism to that agenda.
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Opinion Columnist We've tried liberalism and conservatism and now we're trying populism.
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But even this vision of conservatism had to distance itself from others.
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Trump isn't able to perform that basic kind of statecraft of conservatism.
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What the critics of "First Man" miss is the movie's fundamental conservatism.
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In its Eastern version, conservatism is a more radical form of nativism.
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No. No, it doesn't surprise me at all, because of classical conservatism.
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Thus the dilemma for the would-be builders of a new conservatism.
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The alt-right is a group of online dissidents from mainstream conservatism.
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In his time in Washington, Mr. Flake embodied an old-line conservatism.
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Supporters of Mr. Dercon have accused his opponents of conservatism and xenophobia.
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Huntington, a lifelong Democrat, was accused of blimpish conservatism, jingoism or worse.
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At the same time, they resent how spiritually flat conservatism has become.
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The past decades have put conservatism in Germany to an existential test.
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To understand where German conservatism may be headed, look at Jens Spahn.
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CONSERVATISM An Invitation to the Great Tradition By Roger Scruton 164 pp.
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LONDON — It was the book that challenged Britain to face its conservatism.
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This party used to be the party of common-sense fiscal conservatism.
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But the 2017 election exposed a rift between ideological and political conservatism.
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And much of this survives in the bone marrow of contemporary Conservatism.
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Populism is not conservatism, which by definition entails resistance to public whims.
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Its fan base, although diverse racially, tends toward cultural and political conservatism.
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A distrust of high theory used to be a mainstay of conservatism.
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"Either the ideas behind conservatism matter or they do not," Rubio said.
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As the Watergate revelations faded into memory, conservatism revived with a vengeance.
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The group scores lawmakers on a 1-to-100 scale of conservatism.
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Both are a slap in the face to fiscal responsibility and conservatism.
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The reason Trump won was because he brought in populism, not conservatism.
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They have hijacked conservatism and turned it into something that isn't conservative.
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Brock first came into the Clinton camp as a convert from conservatism.
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Energy Secretary Rick Perry in 2015 called Trump a "cancer on conservatism."
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And yet that's what I like about the series' spin on conservatism.
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The economic package that was associated with conservatism stopped delivering the goods.
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In the US, conservatism has found small-government ideology a congenial pretense.
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While a lot of what Trump advocates for overlaps with conservatism, maybe even more than National Review would like to admit, modern conservatism as a political philosophy diverges so much from Trumpism that he's not one of them.
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This is not the conservatism of William F. Buckley Jr. or Ronald Reagan or Jack Kemp; it is blood-and-soil conservatism primarily aimed at alienated white voters who believe they have lost the country they once knew.
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This points to another thread in the history of conservatism that dates all the way back to Bill Buckley...conservatism has often defined itself largely AGAINST a phantom "left" that doesn't really exist as they think it does. 31.
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" Conservatism cannot be reactionary because "institutions, traditions, and allegiances survive by adapting," as Roger Scruton further reminds us in his column, "What Trump doesn't get about Conservatism," or, as Edmund Burke once wrote, we "reform in order to conserve.
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Populist conservatism is fine for a primary season, when it's about registering discontent.
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Does moderation matter as much in New Hampshire as conservatism does in Iowa?
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But the meaning of one nation conservatism has changed confusingly over the years.
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The election proves that Conservatism is no longer a dirty word in Scotland.
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Unlike Mrs May, the Scottish leader offers a sunny, liberal version of Conservatism.
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There is an appetite for unfettered conservatism: Harris actually defeated incumbent GOP Rep.
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" Added House Speaker Paul Ryan at a press conference, "This is not conservatism.
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But Intel's conservatism could harm it if something like Magic Leap takes off.
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There's a difference, subtle but important, between fiscal conservatism and the free market.
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The more forceful edge of this conservatism was out in force on Sunday.
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Some conservatives no doubt criticize Trump's heterodoxies because they believe in orthodox conservatism.
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However, Goldwater's campaign was not the only event important to conservatism in 1964.
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LEVIN: Do you think you are attacked because you give voice to conservatism?
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Today, though, conservatism feels like it's falling back into its pre-Reagan despair.
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Sanford's fiscal conservatism isn't just a political stance, it's a way of life.
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Their conservatism is, above all, economic, with social issues hovering in the background.
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David Brooks For a few decades, American and British conservatism marched in tandem.
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Jeff Flake isn't the voice of anti-Trump conservatism; he's a center fielder.
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The first is conservatism is about limited government, especially at the federal level.
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"This venerable conference has long celebrated traditional small-government conservatism," the narrator said.
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This sort of conservatism has a prehistory as ancient as scepticism and privilege.
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The first of these traits predicts conservatism, but the others point to liberalism.
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The ECR's over-arching philosophy is a type of Anglosphere free-market conservatism.
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I appreciate and respect the principled stand they have taken against Trumpist conservatism.
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Can we also just recall some of the greatest hits of Reaganite conservatism?
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Fast forward to 2016, and who is leading the fight for orthodox conservatism?
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When Trump captured the GOP he showed how divided and confused conservatism is.
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What options do we have if we value traditional conservatism and Christian values?
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He's also served as something of an intermediary between Trump and mainstream conservatism.
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The Tory left's recent attempts to revive "compassionate conservatism" merely advertise its weakness.
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Far from being drummed out of conservatism, it has become the dominant strain.
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"Alt-right" is an offshoot of conservatism mixing racism, white nationalism and populism.
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There's no one simple answer for the return to conservatism in the '200s.
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Whether she likes it or not, fans are bristling against her newfound conservatism.
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Classic Burkean conservatism is predicated on respect for tradition and distaste for change.
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There's a big wave of conservatism going on right going on in Quebec.
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The businessman is running as a left-winger's caricature of selfish, unprincipled conservatism.
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We must recognize the how Islamism is fostered within these cracks of conservatism.
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For her, conservatism is about more than politics — it's a way of life.
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Bush seemed sincere about compassionate conservatism and genuinely pursued it in some ways.
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The leadership quietly condoned the drift toward conservatism, critics of the organization say.
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Peter Thiel gave the opening speech at the National Conservatism conference on Sunday.
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Even Teen Challenge, Olasky's favorite example of compassionate conservatism, continues to generate controversy.
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True conservatism is an honorable philosophy with which I have almost always disagreed.
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"GOP's ObamaCare replacement: How Trump re-brands conservatism for the better" https://t.
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If he wins, conservatism could be dead for a generation, if not longer.
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"I think we're having a battle to define conservatism in the Republican Party."
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A crisis of Conservatism was transformed into a crisis of identity—and now
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The conservative legal movement, like American conservatism as a whole, is not monolithic.
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For the fact is that it's not invariably liberals who write about conservatism.
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Despite our social conservatism there is a sense of devilment among Irish people.
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And that was in a party where compassionate conservatism still had a constituency.
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But recently conservatism has become more the talking arm of the Republican Party.
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I think the city goes up and down in its conservatism and liberalism.
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The conservatism that has always held baseball hostage is a short, serviceable answer.
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" Pags seemed to agree, responding that Trump's original answer was "consistent with conservatism.
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On face, this social conservatism is exactly what our blockbuster games are against.
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Beneath this incredulous misreading of fiction as documentary exists a strain of conservatism.
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The conservatism here tends more toward the libertarian variety than the Christian right.
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He is a pus-leaking boil that grew from the armpit of conservatism.
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It was also, to use Mr. Tesler's phrase, the party of racial conservatism.
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China is also the reason for Tsai Ing-wen's conservatism on this issue.
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Others, like Continental European nations, will go for greater equity and financial conservatism.
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It allows them to wear the badge of fiscal conservatism without cutting spending.
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When describing the area, Lipinski's staff focuses on the district's history of conservatism.
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Come to think of it, not a bad synecdoche for modern US conservatism.
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If conservatism is ever to recover it has to achieve two large tasks.
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Anti-Semitism is both the socialism of fools and the conservatism of creeps.
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"That is hard to fathom, and certainly not conservatism in the traditional sense."
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Confrey said she hoped to teach her children about the state of conservatism.
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Despite the conservatism of the society in Gafsa, there are signs of change.
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Conservatism, as Roger Scruton reminds us, was founded during the 18th-century Enlightenment.
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Roger often explained his conservatism with a sound bite, which, naturally, oversimplified matters.
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Fear of the future doesn't pose much of a political problem for conservatism.
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A sense of chaos has entered the usually placid atmosphere of German conservatism.
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German conservatism needs to redefine itself independently of competitors left and far right.
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Modern American liberalism and conservatism were forged in the 1950s and early 1960s.
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But New York's conservatism is not that of Rush Limbaugh — it is Francesian.
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May's brand of conservatism to Nick Timothy, one of her two closest aides.
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Southern states have aligned their conservatism with GOP partisanship, Northern states the reverse.
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"This is not conservatism," the Speaker said, standing in Republican National Committee headquarters.
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The old Reagan conservatism was economic individualism restrained by social and religious traditionalism.
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Conservatism is not about how angry you seem to be when you talk.
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The state's compassionate conservatism goes hand-in-hand with an unusually functional bureaucracy.
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Traditional conservatism failed and will continue to fail, given the electorate's policy preferences.
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He has succeeded in commandeering conservatism and twisting it into something nearly unrecognizable.
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For liberals, the taste of victory was sweeter than the bitterness of conservatism.
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Frankly, I think Flake's libertarian version of conservatism paved the way for Trump.
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Olsen: Well, if you had asked that question about conservatism generally on Oct.
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But they recall that he leaned toward personal conservatism, including avoiding nonhalal meat.
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And that's true of a lot of what pretends to be fiscal conservatism.
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Then there is another kind of conservatism that is actually much more communitarian.
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I don't think either feminism or social conservatism at present have the answer.
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Part of the problem is that populism and traditional conservatism really don't mix.
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Not the one about Eurocentrism and curatorial conservatism, although there is also that.
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Yet in practice, these ideas represent only a small departure from mainstream conservatism.
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Ultimately, their populist conservatism isn't all that different from the more mainstream variety.
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Fillon's social conservatism extends beyond these issues, going back to his Catholic roots.
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One of my main goals is reconciling my Muslim faith with my conservatism.
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But Lawrence and Stockton now doubt her commitment to their brand of conservatism.
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PULITZER PRIZE-WINNING journalist and author, George Will, and Adrian Wooldridge, The Economist's political editor, debate whether the conservatism movement is reorienting into one that chooses populism over prudence and they dissect the challenges that conservatism faces around the world.
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In his new book, The Corrosion of Conservatism: Why I Left the Right, an excerpt of which ran in the Washington Post on Tuesday, Boot argues that American conservatism and the Republican Party under Donald Trump have been irreparably degraded.
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There is patriotism; there is right-wing conservatism; but then there is extremist nationalism.
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Social conservatism in Indonesia, the country with the world's largest Muslim-majority, is rising.
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Against Mr Shi is the rivalrous nature of academia and China's tradition of conservatism.
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This is kind of the golden age of conservatism when you think about it.
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"And by dead I mean what passes for the higher thinking of today's conservatism."
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Conservatism, as a small-government philosophy represented by the Republican Party, will be dead.
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Whatever the opposite of reform conservatism is called, Rubio has become its patron saint.
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Trump himself seemed uninterested in defining the intellectual underpinnings of Trumpism, or Trumpist conservatism.
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So there was much to say about the Tories and the rise of conservatism.
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Those who remember him from those early days recall sharp elbows and textbook conservatism.
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There is, however, a third kind of conservatism, represented by two new short books.
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Barry Goldwater ran an insurgent campaign arguing that the GOP had to embrace conservatism.
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It could offer a template for post-Trump conservatism, whenever that might be possible.
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ANYBODY trying to explain the meaning of conservatism is immediately confronted by a paradox.
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But they also manage to mix a large measure of conservatism with their radicalism.
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I'm willing to gamble that there's an intelligent, literate audience for thoughtful, nontribal conservatism.
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And do you know how they then equate that level of stupidity to conservatism?
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Mrs Thatcher saw aspirational conservatism as a way to appeal to working-class voters.
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And views of conservatism/liberalism have probably moved with that change in the parties.
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By comparison with Mr. Rubio, she stands out as an exemplar of fiscal conservatism.
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The magazine looks likely to be a casualty of Donald Trump's takeover of conservatism.
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Today the rebel cause stands for a chin-jutting, screw-you sort of conservatism.
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The new right is not an evolution of conservatism, but a repudiation of it.
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This was partly because of defections by Republicans offended by their nominee's rigid conservatism.
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The monarchy, another stronghold of conservatism, has been encouraging the wearing of period costume.
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Cindy Mallette was proud that she graduated from journalism school with her conservatism intact.
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But she made headlines for some awkward moments with guests and her political conservatism.
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This meant that liberalism became associated with conservatism, with an intolerant, reactionary right wing.
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Religious and cultural conservatism about tampons has existed for as long as they have.
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Leaving the cultural and religious conservatism behind, I ventured across the Atlantic to Canada.
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Synthesis: (5/5) So: Easy Cruz-Fiorina victory in general, new era of conservatism.
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Life is a precious thing and the values of conservatism must reflect this principle.
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There are as many meanings of populism as there are of liberalism and conservatism.
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He uses his unconventional style to spread conservatism, offend "snowflakes" and promote free speech.
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What matters isn't that Stephens is a conservative, but how he argues for conservatism.
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That was the beginning of the end of constitutional conservatism as a political movement.
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The death of American conservatism should also serve as a warning to American liberals.
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The death of American conservatism should not equate to the death of American liberalism.
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Success, as BlackBerry had a decade ago, breeds two interrelated negatives: conservatism and complacency.
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An old adage speaks to the liberalism of youth and the conservatism of adulthood.
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After all, she represents the antithesis of any logical and rational proponent of conservatism.
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The CIA veteran has repeatedly criticized Trump for not embodying the party's typical conservatism.
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Though Republicans will hold the Senate, any defeat is a serious wound for conservatism.
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This new breed of working class conservatism is the only path forward for Republicans.
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The term emerged several years ago to describe paleoconservatives who disagreed with mainstream conservatism.
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I know more about American conservatism than you ever will you bullshit poseur. 2.
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Conservatism in Europe, as in the US, is no longer bothered about seeming compassionate.
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But he was — and is — an imperfect vessel for a conservatism of ages past.
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A renewed focus on questioning Islamic religious conservatism is unlikely to help in this.
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Fox News became a dressing room in which conservatism could try on new outfits.
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Real judges (like real people) mix liberalism on some issues with conservatism on others.
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Bush, by contrast, came to power on the back of his "compassionate conservatism" push.
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That is, there are not systematic shifts in the conservatism or liberalism of cases.
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Bush-era Republicans had gone Washington and become addicted to power rather than conservatism.
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Does conservatism, historically, have no content apart from a defense of hierarchy and privilege?
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It is more like Trump's brand of conservatism, which is again, something very different.
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He built a noise machine, Fox News, that amplified conservatism and then devoured it.
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All these virtues are to be found in Will's very American variety of conservatism.
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Modern conservatism can no longer ignore the interests of people accused of committing crimes.
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I think the next several months will go a long way in defining conservatism.
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Background reading: Ross Douthat on partisan violence, left-wing incivility and conservatism vs. feminism.
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Texas conservatism, before Hurricane Harvey, manifested itself in ways both typical and sometimes bizarre.
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THE CORROSION OF CONSERVATISM Why I Left the Right By Max Boot 260 pp.
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I used to think Republican's goals were limited government, fiscal prudence and social conservatism.
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For all her ardent conservatism, Ms. Walls has her own qualms about Mr. Trump.
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Eventually, Breitbart became Stranahan's mentor, converted him to conservatism and offered him a job.
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In other words, they are in many ways a natural constituency for traditional conservatism.
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To put the conservatism of classical music in perspective, compare it with other fields.
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The district sits in historically-conservative Orange County, ancestral bedrock of Reagan-esque conservatism.
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But even conservatism itself seems to have been sacrificed at the altar of Trump.
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Indonesia faces a serious threat from the rise of religious radicalism and conservatism generally.
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The 2016 election was, though it pains me to say, a defeat for conservatism.
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The Republican Party will stick to its traditional conservatism on social and cultural issues.
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Compassionate conservatism is dead; Trump and his band of backward-thinking devotees killed it.
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The American people abandoned standard milquetoast Beltway conservatism and politics as usual last year.
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Not because my attachment to conservatism and Christianity has weakened, but rather the opposite.
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After those successes, however, modern conservatism mostly marked time and dreamed of limiting government.
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But what is conservatism if it is not in the narrow American movement sense?
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Yes, and in this country conservatism hasn't really been conservative for quite a while.
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RISING CONSERVATISM AND RADICALISM Indonesia has the world's biggest Muslim population and is often seen as an example of how democracy and Islam can co-exist, but rising conservatism has fanned greater intolerance in a country with significant religious and ethnic minorities.
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But Will doesn't acknowledge that this was central to the revival of "conservatism" — fiscal recklessness that has now morphed into staggering levels of public debt — or ask himself if conservatism as properly understood could honestly sell restraint and austerity to a modern citizenry.
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Even stronger Christian conservatism colours another ex-dictatorship with a vigorous civil society: South Korea.
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And both have plainly set out to make a difference with their brand of conservatism.
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Overall, his films traffic more in exuberant, vulgar populism than in anything like explicit conservatism.
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Bush-style "compassionate conservatism" is the only kind capable of building a national majority anymore.
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Throughout the session that began in October, Roberts tamped down his usual conservatism at times.
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He's new to conservatism, and when he tries to appeal to these voters, it shows.
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Rise of conservatism More than 200 million Muslims -- 87% of the population -- call Indonesia home.
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One thing to understand about Thomas's conservatism is that there's a strong belief in patriarchy.
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He recognizes that conservatism needs to grow and expand in order to reach new audiences.
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Mr Cooper resisted the measure; Mr McCrory banked on his supporters' conservatism outweighing the fallout.
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Do you think that conservatism or the conservative movement bears any responsibility for Donald Trump?
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It is the latest push towards cultural conservatism under the Law and Justice (PiS) government.
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Mr Cho is a proud right-winger from Daegu, a nest of South Korean conservatism.
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" Theorizing theatre, then, is "the very opposite of any and all kinds of cultural conservatism.
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If the vision is conservatism without Trump, the party bulwarks are there to support it.
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The first principle of conservatism is to be sceptical of pie-in-the-sky schemes.
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Bitcoin, if not intrinsically libertarian, has attracted many people who subscribe to anti-government conservatism.
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He effectively alienated the Arizonians who elected him to be a champion of constitutional conservatism.
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CDU members who wanted a return to a flintier conservatism are right to feel defeated.
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Conservatism has a long tradition of adapting to the world which has served it well.
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Conservatism is pragmatic, but the new right is zealous, ideological and cavalier with the truth.
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A more explicitly political book by a conservative on conservatism has not shared that success.
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He promulgated arguments against the government, tradition, conservatism, apathy, and people he simply didn't like.
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Even if they maintain otherwise, their conservatism tends to be as much political as linguistic.
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Nevada is in the West, and the regional strain of conservatism is a defiant one.
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Morrison, whose politics lean toward traditional conservatism, has been Australia's prime minister since August 2018.
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They're a deist non-religion marked by a disjointed mixture of conservatism and high theatre.
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Mr. West presents a new vexation that's the opposite of Mr. Cosby's stringent black conservatism.
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In a way, he is a miracle, the single unifier of American conservatism and liberalism.
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"There are two parts of conservatism, fiscal policy and limited government," the Arizona senator said.
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Will Cruz pick up the banner of fiscal conservatism from his vanquished tea party opponent?
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And it's not the first time that conservatism has been suffered from this particular illness.
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The group praised Mandel as "a model of pro-growth fiscal conservatism" in the state.
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He is the author of The Reactionary Mind: Conservatism From Edmund Burke to Sarah Palin.
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This divide will be one in which the future of opposition to conservatism is formed.
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Katie Pavlich: America cannot afford to elect a man who is not rooted in conservatism.
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INGRAHAM: Donald Trump represented the heartland view of what conservatism should have been all along.
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However, with the definition of mainstream conservatism changing every day, timing and context are everything.
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The GOP needs to assure it remains a staunch defender of the Constitution and Conservatism.
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But he had a much more inclusive view of conservatism than many of his colleagues.
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They should reshape the Republican Party to actually embrace spending cuts and true fiscal conservatism.
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No president increased the deficit more than the avatar of small-government conservatism, Ronald Reagan.
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"There's no force for compassionate conservatism anywhere in government with any power," Grunwald told me.
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The musical style that best predicts liberalism is hip-hop; for conservatism, it is country.
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"This is not conservatism," Ryan, the GOP's 2012 vice presidential nominee, said at the time.
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True conservatism stands for reducing deficits rather than raising deficits to catastrophic and disastrous heights.
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They focused on Jamshed the music star, choosing to ignore his embrace of religious conservatism.
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When you're the Don Quixote of extreme conservatism (Cruz), you can never ditch your armor.
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Now, I identify with reform conservatism, so the word "evil" might be a touch biased.
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And sadly, I thought he was going to get away with equating Christianity with conservatism.
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Otherwise, election night will mark the fraying of the traditional party system — including mainstream conservatism.
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In one form or another, Trumpism and Clintonism will define conservatism and progressivism in America.
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Schultz is hardly the first Democrat to try to mix social liberalism with fiscal conservatism.
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The proposed restrictions suit the social conservatism of the governing Law and Justice (PiS) party.
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But the conference welcomed one frequent critic of traditional conservatism and of CPAC itself: Bannon.
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Out of their historic struggle was born "black conservatism" that became inherent to future generations.
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Conservatism has ruled national politics in Korea since the establishment of the Republic in 1948.
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As an outsider parts of it also seem to have a retiree/country club conservatism.
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Is there something inherent to conservatism that makes it more effective in the digital sphere?
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But to hear Republicans tell it, liberal justices are still undermining conservatism in the courts.
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I feel like conservatism is a stranglehold on personal beliefs and society as a whole.
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But I don't think conservatism is going to be the dominant culture here much longer.
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These sites were dubbed "alt-right" because they originally were an alternative to mainstream conservatism.
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Broad ideologies, like liberalism and conservatism, comprise a lot of policy positions on different issues.
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I see something a little different when I look closely at the history of conservatism.
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Let's pivot to contemporary conservatism, which I think we both agree is an unmitigated disaster.
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Ryan's conservatism is no longer seen as a uniting force in a fractured Republican House.
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"Trump understood what was missing from mainstream (more or less French-ian) conservatism," he writes.
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They inevitably cast a shadow on what passes for conservatism in the Republican Party today.
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There are worries that the group could act as a conduit between conservatism and extremism.
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There are, I think, two answers, one generic to modern conservatism, one specific to Trump.
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In 2010, Andrews was on a panel about conservatism with her ex-boyfriend, Todd Seavey.
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It's not like conservatism or ultraconservatism, but does it truly end or destabilize white supremacy?
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They will look to CPAC to get an idea of where conservatism is right now.
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But he also voted, crucially, against its repeal — a reflection of his small-c conservatism.
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" Eleanor Henderson on "Defending Conservatism, and Seeking Converts" Cinlong Huang on "Meet Iceland's Whaling Magnate.
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In liberal-leaning Manhattan, Ms. Porter said, her fiscal and social conservatism is challenged regularly.
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But what of the people who have not escaped the prejudice of transphobic, medical conservatism?
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The religious conservatism that was then sweeping America harked back to the country's Puritan history.
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Historically, conservatism has tended to value light governance, for which custom is even more essential.
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Besides, liberals want to limit emissions, and modern conservatism is largely about owning the libs.
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"They are a new type of right, blending conservatism with some liberal values," he said.
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Staunch conservatism, born from our mega churches, makes those who identify as L.G.B.T.Q. feel unwelcome.
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But the "left" is also suspicious of the overbearing influence of conservatism in the arts.
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Gujaratis are a classic commercial minority that combines a fierce entrepreneurial ethic with social conservatism.
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Today even Buckley's form of conservatism seems to be under assault by the Trump administration.
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This is not because there is no common ground between conservatism and the black community.
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He wrote on Marx, German conservatism around World War I and the end of Communism.
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In July, Carlson was invited to give a keynote address at Washington's National Conservatism Conference.
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White Southerners in Congress identified with Nixon's conservatism -- but generally belonged to the opposition party.
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As Mr. Yahya said, it is a reflection of the growing conservatism in his society.
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The question is whether conservatism as a whole wants to follow him off this cliff.
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" Another important aspect of Justice Thomas's brand of conservatism is his rejection of "Chevron deference.
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On the contrary, they are nothing more than thinly veiled disguises for modern political conservatism.
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The first thing we learned was that Trumpism is an utter repudiation of modern conservatism.
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While conservatism may have peaked among Republican, liberalism is clearly on the rise among Democrats.
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Much has been made of the displacement of establishment American conservatism by the alt-right.
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President George W. Bush tried to sell compassionate conservatism and an overhaul of immigration law.
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And it is these voters, Mr. Dueck argues, who will define conservatism in our time.
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Is this another example of how that relationship between conservatism and libertarianism is broken down?
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Particularly when Beethoven's symphonies are involved, cycles can illustrate the classical music industry's profound conservatism.
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The GOP's embrace of cultural conservatism conflicts with corporate America's embrace of diversity and tolerance.
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Liberalism has become more smug and out-of-touch; conservatism more anti-intellectual and buffoonish.
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Roberts graduated from Harvard Law School as his brand of conservatism was in ascendance nationally.
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People only tend to get offended when conservatism rises and you start getting different outcomes.
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We journalists have described the world of conservatism, but the point is to change it.
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"My conservatism is aristocratic in spirit, anti-populist and rooted in the Northeast," he said.
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Celibacy used to offend family-values conservatism; now it offends equally against the opposite spirit.
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In "Collapse" (2005), Jared Diamond attributes their demise to an oddly self-punishing cultural conservatism.
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" The Republicans, he went on, combined "social conservatism and an agenda of helping rich people.
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Roger Ailes helped popularize a bawdy flavor of conservatism that was often comfortable objectifying women.
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William F. Buckley famously fought to drive the John Birch Society out of polite conservatism.
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But if the primary concern of fiscal conservatism is the bottom line of government spending, the primary concern of free-market conservatism is the ability of businesses to do what is best for their bottom line (and their customers) with maximal efficiency and minimal interference.
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The inaugural National Conservatism conference, hosted by the Edmund Burke Foundation, is an attempt to build a new vision of conservatism less wary of state power and more focused on addressing American social ills like fraying family ties and the hollowing out of small towns.
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He did not articulate or argue for a particular set of policies to define Conservatism as a doctrine or creed; rather, in his impeccably stylish essay "On being conservative", he argued that conservatism was much more a habit of mind, a practice of politics.
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"I'm obviously very proud of what we've accomplished over 23 years, but there's nothing I'm prouder of than the last two years, under Steve's leadership, in making the case for a conservatism that stands apart from the current disfigurement of conservatism," Mr. Kristol said.
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For some time now it has become increasingly clear that Republicans stand on the precipice of conservatism, ready to throw each other off because we feel as if we've lost our grip on what conservatism means; indeed, what it even means to be a republican.
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A former Democrat, Reagan memorized passages from it, using them to articulate his own evolving conservatism.
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Find strength in the principles of conservatism that are founded in faith, liberty, and the Constitution.
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Dixon, and DJs of his ilk, are totems of cultural conservatism—safe choices for safe people.
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The first is the emergence of white nationalism as the primary animating force of movement conservatism.
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These hucksters, either "stupid or dishonest," lie to voters about the elites betraying them and conservatism.
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Beyond the scope of a single family, "Milkman" imagines a larger generational shift away from conservatism.
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That's because the Japanese brand has skewed toward conservatism with its exterior designs since, well, forever.
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And for others, it's Trump's very departure from traditional conservatism that made him an attractive candidate.
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But this kind of conservatism isn't just a slate of ideas — it's also a social movement.
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An evangelical Christian, he mixes social conservatism with economic liberalism, to which he has recently converted.
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Conservatives want to downplay the nominee's social conservatism so he can make it past the Senate.
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Cruz focused on his message of principled conservatism, but did open with a dig at Trump.
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But A Quiet Place is marked by a steadfast conservatism, more primal than literal or political.
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Anyway, Mr Campbell's populism overlaps with the president-elect's more than does his opponent's doctrinaire conservatism.
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Another explanation is that a general climate of religious conservatism makes men suspicious of newfangled liberties.
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If there was ever a golden opportunity to distance national conservatism from racism, this was it.
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Former Texas Governor Rick Perry called him a "cancer on conservatism" in a speech last July.
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American liberalism is not at all like Nazism, and neither, for that matter, is American conservatism.
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But Hong Kong has always prided itself on its low taxes and fiscal conservatism (see article).
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It is in this direction that mainstream German conservatism may well evolve once Mrs Merkel goes.
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If any dish flies in the face of innate conservatism, it's got to be this thing.
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If there is truly daylight between Trumpism and conservatism, they can help us see it. 24.
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As we push for more diversity and inclusion in Hollywood, awards shows remain bastions of conservatism.
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And because of this, the stragglers in accepting him are buying into a certain cultural conservatism.
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Yet he faced skepticism in 1988 from some Republicans who doubted his commitment to movement conservatism.
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Should conservatism care what private citizens do in their bedrooms or boardrooms or places of worship?
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For the past decade, Kansas has been a failed experiment in conservatism; the state's former Gov.
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All of that should have smoothed the path for his brand of "hug your neighbor" conservatism.
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The firewall it has built between respectable conservatism and the extreme right may be breaking down.
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The first Twitter essay I wrote (alas, rudimentary and unthreaded) was about racism and American conservatism.
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Reflecting management's conservatism, the IUH maintained an additional provision of BRL10.7 billion at June 30, 2017.
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"The Republican Party has just gone way to the other side of ultra conservatism," he said.
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Traditional Republican fiscal conservatism message has always made it tougher for its candidates to play Santa.
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We'd speak often to women, many of them college-aged, about conservatism and what it meant.
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Tea Party activists consider this one of the Bush era's major betrayals of small government conservatism.
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Hefner, after all, founded Playboy in part as a counterweight to the United States's Christian conservatism.
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The conservatism of Ted Cruz reflects the general direction the party has taken since the 1980s.
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This push to portray himself as the lone ranger of true conservatism seems to be working.
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Can we create a form of conservatism that's enticing to young people and people of color?
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"Compassionate conservatism was, for most folks in the administration, more messaging than anything else," she said.
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Reasonable voters can disagree about whether centrist liberalism or centrist conservatism is best for the country.
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Mr. Ryan is the leading practitioner of an optimistic conservatism that reaches out and is inclusive.
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The way to save conservatism and defend Americanism is to elect a Democratic Congress in November.
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But in general, the Cruz/Kasich vote breaks along the lines of cultural liberalism and conservatism.
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And it was, superficially, but a deeper conflict revealed itself, pitting reactionary conservatism against democratic socialism.
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Pre-Trump, lowering the deficit by curtailing government spending was a central, unwavering principle of conservatism.
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They offered a refreshing new approach to government more attuned to libertarianism than to traditional conservatism.
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When statutory Paygo passed in 2010, it was lauded as a monument to the fiscal conservatism.
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He is not a leader; he is a demagogue, a cancer on conservatism and this country.
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More in In The Know Meghan McCain to release audiobook on 'bold conservatism' for 21st century
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Mr. Sykes turned on Mr. Trump because he said that the candidate was damaging true conservatism.
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If one needs any evidence that prosperity lends itself to conservatism, Pella is a prime example.
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I was used to being asked about my scholarly work on conservatism and the alt-right.
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But his brand of American Greatness conservatism was far more flexible, and less polarizing, than MAGA.
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That's what has made conservatism and the party so resilient and so appealing to so many.
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Homo economicus is a myth and conservatism needs a worldview that is accurate about human nature.
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The release said McConnell cared more about his "backroom deal with Democrats" than about fiscal conservatism.
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Given the repeated failures of deregulation, fiscal conservatism, and crony capitalism, this is an understandable instinct.
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Trump's campaign strategy mirrors a parody of conservatism: angry, afraid, racially motivated, terrified of inevitable change.
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There is also the government's deepening religious conservatism, which is changing the face of the republic.
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I think progressives should be realistic about the cultural conservatism that dominates much of this country.
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These people write multi-thousand-word treatises spelling out their ideas and grievances with mainstream conservatism.
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There should be more conservative arguments, especially the nonelite conservatism that helps explain Trump's rise. 3.
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Jonathan Cowan: Like with liberalism and conservatism, there are many different strands and brands of centrism.
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And from Italy to the Philippines to Canada, this cannibalizing populism is swallowing traditional Conservatism whole.
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I'm not sure we can identity what's left of conservatism other than a hatred for leftism.
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For liberals in Texas and elsewhere, the new mainstream of Texas conservatism is almost as disturbing.
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But conservatism does have some worthy ideas, strange as that may sound in the Trump era.
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After the Soviet Union collapsed, conservatism no longer had a great moral cause to rally around.
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This implies that it's mostly Boot, and not conservatism or the Republican Party, that has changed.
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And when that brand quickly exhausted itself, conservatism reconstituted itself as the "populist" spirit of Trumpism.
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The Kavanaugh nightmare shows how the competing moralisms of conservatism and feminism are tearing us apart.
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Which leaves libertarianism in much the same difficult position as other forms of conservatism under Trump.
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He has behaved as if conservatism and racism are synonymous when, in fact, they are not.
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If conservatism is supposed to teach anything, it's that, even in politics, character counts above everything.
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"I believe the base scenario has a healthy dose of conservatism," he said in televised comments.
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The Libertarian ticket supports much of the core economic and domestic policy ideals of modern conservatism.
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If that biases academics toward liberalism, then there is a problem with conservatism, not with academia.
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Nevertheless, liberal feminists have jumped on the show as another opportunity to rail against religious conservatism.
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He departs from some activist ministers in his social conservatism, opposing same-sex marriage and abortion.
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Far-right conservatism – from radical to insanely conspiratorial – now counts as the mainstream of GOP politics.
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It stood for small government, an internationalist foreign policy, free trade, and moral and religious conservatism.
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Fiscal conservatism can use policy design to force retrenchment that favors white voters over minority voters.
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But this kind of conservatism can also be understood as oriented towards sustainability rather than waste.
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Instead, the dominant image of conservatism in Never Trump media outlets is an incongruously decorous one.
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When Robespierre brought in the guillotine, even revolutionary sympathizers longed for prerevolutionary authoritarianism, conservatism and piety.
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Reaganism, Republicanism, core conservatism and Trump populism must be effectively combined for a successful way forward.
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The alt-right has attempted to hijack conservatism and reshape it into their own dangerous ideology.
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But when he graduated in 1979, the country was on the cusp of a new conservatism.
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Many believed Republicanism was conservatism, and so a non-conservative could never win over Republican voters.
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"It is a very peculiar kind of conservatism that values life only in utero," he said.
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It is clear that the Grammys are alienating an entire generation of talent with their conservatism.
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Suffice it to say, he was very well known in the upper circles of American conservatism.
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They find that politicians from both parties dramatically overestimate the conservatism of the voters they represent.
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Outside the precincts of professional conservatism, author and filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza's influence has gone largely unnoticed.
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Now that the party of fiscal conservatism is in power, it's ready to spend, spend, spend.
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Ideological conservatism, by strict definition, is rooted in small government, traditional values, and the free market.
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Because victims' rights is a marriage of feminism and conservatism, the logic behind its signal victory, the victim-impact statement, rests on both the therapeutic, speak-your-truth commitment of a trauma-centered feminism and the punitive, lock-them-up imperative of law-and-order conservatism.
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Largely defined in opposition to mainstream conservatism and encompassing a wide spectrum of beliefs, some not even close to what would be understood as conservatism in the present day, the alt-right nonetheless started to feel like home, even if it was an umbrella term itself.
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What the general election also proves is that Conservatism is no longer a dirty word in Scotland.
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The question to watch at CPAC will be how much space between Trump and American conservatism remains.
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Our expectation reflects the composition of the new administration and the recent track record of fiscal conservatism.
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Shades of conservatism aside, the alt-right are cultural rebels and nationalists whose firmament is the Internet.
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Ronald Reagan made the stereotype of the lazy recipient of government aid a fixture of mainstream conservatism.
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It&aposs kind of new to conservatism, these across-the-board ideas of tariffs of our allies.
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The whiteness, maleness and conservatism of his Cabinet proves he's not making any concessions to political correctness.
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The Daily Mail, lodestar of middle-England conservatism, said that there was "much to welcome" in it.
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His career was a testament to how far principled conservatism could take you in South Carolina politics.
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Indeed, since Trump's election in 2016, the Republican Party — and conservatism more generally — has been thoroughly Trumpified.
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The GOP, long synonymous with conservatism, is now effectively the Trump Party — in policy, branding and support.
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Conservatism is a less toxic brand than it was, but Scots still care little for the Tories.
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This hints at a degree of conservatism in Scottish political culture that exists alongside its progressive instincts.
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Encouraging more immigration and foreign takeovers; just the ticket for the prime minister's new brand of Conservatism.
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In recent years American conservatism became proudly doctrinaire, with Republicans boasting of their ideological purity and intransigence.
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It's just that I can't sit by and watch somebody co-opt conservatism and destroy its credibility.
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If a politician aligned with my conservatism completely but was pro-choice, it was a deal breaker.
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An inclusive "national conservatism" in the United States, or perhaps any other Western country, is an oxymoron.
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But voters and analysts said the result did not mean Christian conservatism was dead in Costa Rica.
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The case of the 737 MAX is an extreme example of conservatism at work in aircraft design.
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Even so, automated flight systems are an area where the innate conservatism of aviation technology manifests itself.
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For a generation, they defined conservatism as limited government and free enterprise and a strong national defense.
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"Yes and that is actually the point of this line of american [sic] conservatism," responded Rossbot Doutbot.
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Those who have defined themselves in opposition to the right will miss that conservatism when it's gone.
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Yet just such a demolition is happening to conservatism itself—and it is coming from the right.
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For National Review, conservatism is a set of principles and values, interpreted as they have interpreted them.
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Today, she credits him with instilling in her a strong work ethic and influencing her fiscal conservatism.
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Bob Dole, Trent Lott, and Orrin Hatch have never been known for their commitment to ideological conservatism.
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IN RECENT decades, the word "Democrat" has become synonymous with progressive economics and "Republican" with fiscal conservatism.
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Moderate Tories, meanwhile, point out that their party embraced cultural conservatism in the 2017 election, and flopped.
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Conservatives have worked hard since the 1950s to remake the Republican Party as a vehicle for conservatism.
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Liberalism has been presented as being identical to conservatism, yet more reactionary, like a mask for exploitation.
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The structure adds conservatism to the company's risk profile for investments, its financing strategy and dividend policy.
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Rather than intervene in doctrine, it is better to deal with social conservatism through argument and persuasion.
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The debate over libertarianism and conservatism, and over Ahmari and French, isn't just about what conservatives believe.
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JOHN HEILEMANN, MSNBC ANALYST: It&aposs clear that conservatism, liberalism, voting records, none of those things matter.
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Tribal customs, domineering male relatives and lingering religious conservatism keep many Saudi women from accessing basic rights.
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Mr Bush presented him with a sword, symbolising conservatism; at least, that is what it symbolised then.
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West Coast Straussians are the grassroots activists, grounded in social conservatism and ultra-nationalist in foreign policy.
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While Buchanan's panegyric calls attention to a shared social conservatism, there are other reasons for Trump's admiration.
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Benefits came as promised or better, particularly when the actuarial assumptions were set with Depression-era conservatism.
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He was known for a fiery brand of conservatism that was not afraid to go after Republicans.
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Paradis also referenced Malta's historic conservatism, and encouraged the government to continue to push further social reforms.
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The epicenter of 2018's version of conservatism, and of American Trumpism, isn't Washington, DC. It's California.
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The GOP must take notes and learn from him — the future of conservatism may depend on it.
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Baker, argues that Huelskamp has been an ineffective advocate for conservatism since arriving in Congress in 85033.
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It was, in many ways, the opposite of what conservatism had been before Ailes, O'Reilly and Fox.
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I have railed against Republicans and conservatism for as long as I've had thoughts in my head.
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The Tories are going for working-class seats with a promise of hard Brexit and social conservatism.
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But in this case, we have to see this nationalist rhetoric through the lens of Christian conservatism.
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But, as the country reacted to the uncertainty with increasing conservatism, the Sharia courts had popular support.
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Conservatism seeks to preserve tradition, customs of behavior and order — all things that Trump so obviously disrupts.
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Activists from right and left converge to choose their nominees and celebrate conservatism (Republicans) and progressivism (Democrats).
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Moore's ardent conservatism has bordered on the party's fringe, which could hurt his shot with moderate Republicans.
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Any person concerned with making an intellectual case for conservatism, small and large, should immediately recognize this.
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Sure, they have some background quotes about how he wasn't terribly concerned with first principles of conservatism.
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Whatever reckoning awaits the G.O.P. and conservatism after 2016 will have to begin with that brute fact.
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His supporters, in politics and media, need to begin a heartfelt conversation about what conservatism stands for.
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Conservatism bias is where people believe prior evidence more than new evidence or information that has emerged.
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Appeals to this conservatism will benefit candidates like Cruz and candidates who move quickly in that direction.
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His message has been one of compassionate conservatism and he has steadfastly refused to attack his rivals.
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Rick Perry, who once called Trump a "cancer on conservatism," is backing Trump, open to VP nom.
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" She argued, however, that it was consistent with Conservative principles because conservatism was about "communities" and "society.
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An understanding of science, facts and history may lead academic scholars to more often reject today's conservatism.
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That fracturing will help the G.O.P. recover, but it won't help Republicans build a pan-racial conservatism.
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Cruz is deeply grateful to the Texans who support his policies and values of conservatism and constitutionalism.
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There are some signs, though, that the power of so-called "small government conservatism" might be waning.
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"Fiscal conservatism" will be deployed as a tool to deny remediation funds to disfavored areas or groups.
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They are nominating someone who is either ignorant of or hostile to many longstanding tenets of conservatism.
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" Away from his duties as House speaker, Ryan would admit: "White identity politics — that is not conservatism.
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That is what I saw, and this is what it might mean for the future of conservatism.
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There's no contradiction between abhorring conservatism and being grateful to the conservatives who stand up to Trump.
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During the presidential campaign, Donald Trump seemed to demonstrate little interest in the tenets of movement conservatism.
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Conservatism should be a governing philosophy, not an endless cycle of corruption followed by exile and repentance.
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The Republican Party these men are dreaming of — of deficit hawks and "normal" conservatism — no longer exists.
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Can you each give me your view of what the Trump presidency has meant for religious conservatism?
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One of the clichés of modern journalism is the faux-gotcha story about Republicans and fiscal conservatism.
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As a party, we have somehow forgotten that conservatism should apply to more than just financial resources.
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Some Republicans and conservatives truly believe Trump's nomination would be disastrous for their party or for conservatism.
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Historically, Republicans were associated with fiscal conservatism, free trade and standing up militarily to autocrats in Moscow.
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Modern American conservatism has, as part of its intellectual DNA, a disdain for the country's intellectual elite.
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If anti-Semitism is the socialism of fools, then opposition to immigration is the conservatism of morons.
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They both fizzled because over the last 30 years the parties of the right drifted from conservatism.
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It's no surprise that we are attracted to polite subjects like "colorblind conservatism" or William F. Buckley.
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Peter, who is in charge of the company's merchandising, has strayed farthest from his family's natural conservatism.
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Over the years it has tried on the costumes of liberalism and conservatism and straight-news-ism.
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Electing Trump was a way to take a stand against both ambitious liberalism and insufficiently ambitious conservatism.
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A creative redemption from current conservatism, an inner sense of artistic "activism" in New York re-enacted.
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"The chief motive is very simple: conservatism, a resolve to keep things as they are," he said.
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The former Florida governor has repeatedly questioned Trump's conservatism and balked at the billionaire businessman's abrasive manner.
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Conservatism is based on a Strict Father model, while liberalism is centered on a Nurturant Parent model.
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Mills's approach is refreshing because it moves beyond the strange conservatism in so much liberal writing today.
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The opposite of liberalism is not conservatism, as we understand the term in modern America, but populism.
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But despite the progress in Brazil, religious conservatism and violence have made it hostile to LGBT+ people.
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Over time, however, that iteration of Republican conservatism became less salient, in large part because it won.
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In our divided country, conservatism — and liberalism as well — needs to lean in the direction of nationalism.
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" There is no veneer in this administration of "compassionate conservatism" or of promoting a "culture of life.
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These candidates downplayed their social conservatism and leaned in to their biographies as glass-breaking female leaders.
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However, at the end of the day, the case must be made to protect and preserve conservatism.
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Ross Douthat THE 2016 campaign was a crisis for conservatism; its aftermath is a crisis for liberalism.
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Conservatism seeks to instill the humble thought that history moves us forward, not the other way around.
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What is the root of the haughty aristocratic conservatism the Times chooses to foist on its liberal
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"Conservatism is not about how offensive you're willing to be," Rubio told supporters in Overland Park, Kan.
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He created this populist movement ... and it changes the GOP if it goes from conservatism to populism.
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It's about what the conservative movement is supposed to do, or more accurately, what conservatism even is.
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Some progressives may bristle at the prospect of a Democratic candidate who employs rhetoric associated with conservatism.
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There is one major exception to his conservatism that has helped define Roberts in the public eye.
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The question is whether conservatism as a school of thought wants to follow him off this cliff.
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"Conservatism has been a kind of white-identity politics that dare not speak its name," Spencer said.
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Missing from this story is a key point: Postwar American conservatism was forged in battles over extremists.
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But the middle class conservatism that propelled national figures like Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan is gone.
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The president and his enablers have replaced conservatism with an empty faith led by a bogus prophet.
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But it might be more helpful to wonder if the underlying conservatism of the series is inevitable.
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But when examined more carefully, it suggests something more interesting about the nature of social conservatism itself.
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Lord's main defense doesn't pretend to be about principled conservatism or an intellectual defense of Trump's ideas.
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In an election season that's all about the definition of conservatism, what does "conservative" actually mean anymore?
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That point of view would not yet be called "conservatism"—"Americanism" was a more common term, a holdover from the days of nonintervention; "conservatism" would become more common in the mid-1950s—but in time Human Events would emerge as one of the leading sites of conservative media activism.
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The issue featured a blistering editorial that labeled Trump as a threat to conservatism, as well as a rendition of essays by 22 prominent conservative thinkers claiming Trump as a menace to America and he would trample conservatism on behalf of populism as needless and crude as Donald himself.
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May's conservatism predates Thatcherism: She volunteered for the Conservative Party when she was 12, at a time when the party still believed in a postwar Keynesian consensus of government intervention and a notion of "one-nation Toryism," a strand of paternalistic conservatism that dates to the 19th century.
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To read or write, Arabs essentially use a foreign language, one often taught with stultifying conservatism in schools.
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The American conservative tradition he grew up in rejected the blood-and-soil conservatism more common in Europe.
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She charts the development of modern conservatism, assisted by the abortion wars and the failed Equal Rights Amendment.
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There were and are many legal theories and schools of constitutional interpretation within the world of American conservatism.
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Bolton's long history of deep conservatism Bolton, 70, has espoused deeply conservative views since he was a teenager.
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If Chanel's purpose was to liberate women, then Dior offered nostalgic patriotism, as well as a certain conservatism.
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He's also liberal, a gun-owning progressive in a state and musical tradition with strong ties to conservatism.
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Professor James Tilley from the University of Oxford co-authored the 2014 report into how age impacts conservatism.
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" With Theda Skocpol, she is the co-author of "The Tea Party and the Remaking of Republican Conservatism.
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The reason has to do with the modern structure of conservatism itself — and how it reacted to Trump.
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How is there no longer any space for a conservatism that isn't marred by nativism and populist hysteria?
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In the long term, I think conservatism will always have a place as a moderator of radical change.
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Mr Trump has revealed that, for many, conservatism is as much an identity as a set of principles.
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Yoram Hazony and his "national conservatism" event co-organizers went to significant lengths to denounce nakedly racist ideas.
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The best conservatism balances support for free markets with a Judeo-Christian spirit of charity, compassion and solidarity.
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This would be a conservatism that emphasized social mobility at the bottom, not cutting taxes at the top.
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But the questions the Facebook-objectors seem to be asking is, Does conservatism need Facebook and Silicon Valley?
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His shock win is the revenge for a brand of French conservatism that many had assumed was extinct.
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This obviously is no longer the party of Jeb Bush, whose old-school conservatism was vanquished by Trumpism.
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Chappelle was the wet Bugs Bunny kiss slapped onto the dry oppressive conservatism of the Bush-Howard era.
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The battle to watch lies to his right: Justice Gorsuch's bold conservatism challenging the chief's more cautious kind.
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His backers are uniting to express their desire to see conservatism and the Republican Party evolve and modernize.
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The Hegelian synthesis of technological conservatism and innovation that governs the field is, both literally and metaphorically, delivering.
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Ms Davidson's brand of Conservatism—open but pragmatic, forward-looking and flexible—is exactly what the party needs.
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He has shown remarkably little interest in the religious conservatism of the Religious Right, despite picking Indiana Gov.
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Amy Coney Barrett, whose Catholic faith and uncompromising social conservatism have made her a favorite among Christian conservatives?
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After the 1964 election, Johnson was able to characterize the vote as a defeat for right-wing conservatism.
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Irving Kristol, the godfather of neo-conservatism, described his tribe as liberals who have been mugged by reality.
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The left likes to see itself as the brainy wing of politics, in contrast to science-bashing conservatism.
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This ideology of conservatism arguably did more harm through inaction and deregulation than through explicitly discriminatory federal policies.
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But they are both making serious attempts to rethink the meaning of Conservatism in an age of populism.
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The Daily Telegraph, the house journal of Conservatism, features a buffet of op-eds by ambitious Tory MPs.
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But right now, it looks like a big substrate of cultural conservatism is eroding in a significant way.
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And if Cruz eventually makes his peace with Trump, then movement conservatism will be well and truly dead.
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But Trump's aggressive and unapologetic brand of conservatism makes the GOP case in the state even more complicated.
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" Graham said he believes Cruz represents a "form of conservatism that's hard to sell to the general public.
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Like PiS, Radio Maryja propounds social conservatism, suspicion of Brussels and hostility towards refugees from the Middle East.
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And his claim in a debate that the purpose of conservatism is to conserve wealth is spiritually impoverished.
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So what happens when a strain of conservatism built around the experience of powerlessness gains real political power?
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Mona Charen: Trump has made a career out of egotism, while conservatism implies a certain modesty about government.
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"There are two parts of conservatism, fiscal policy and limited government," Flake told CNN's Jake Tapper on Tuesday.
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Sunstein and Thaler had found the Golden Mean between Reagan free-market conservatism and FDR state-guided liberalism.
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She's also rejecting much of the Republican Party's actual governing apparatus in favor of a cultural outsider conservatism.
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Yes, the people who say conservatism wants to defend order have a good point but the wrong country.
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European conservatism evolved in defense of established institutions, orders and hierarchies, often nobility, often monarchy, often established churches.
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He is battling to save America and conservatism from the twin dangers of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.
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Essentially, it is a combination of conservatism and liberalism that has propelled the United States to unprecedented heights.
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And this is why his form of conservatism triumphed over the visions offered by his establishment Republican challengers.
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Mr Graham found signs both of conservatism and of freer life-choices, but the former seem more striking.
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Libertarianism is a principled alternative to conservatism and progressivism, both of which, at base, represent authority against liberty.
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Will Republicans continue their turn toward a coarse populism, or will a more traditional conservatism make a comeback?
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Remember when Mr. Perry was still in the race, and he branded Mr. Trump a "cancer on conservatism"?
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But it turned out that Republican voters didn't want True Conservatism any more than they wanted Bushism 2.0.
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"We cannot stay out late, because we are girls," she said with a shrug, referring to Gaza's conservatism.
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Behind this façade, they are ideological institutions committed to a strict blend of social liberalism and economic conservatism.
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In their honest moments, they might argue that one purpose of conservatism is to protect Americans from themselves.
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When Reagan left office and the Cold War ended, conservatism lost its best spokesman and its organizing principle.
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Ryan is a highly principled conservative faced with a nominee who repeatedly violates core principles of true conservatism.
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I love everything that conservatism stands for and have always been proud to identify myself as a Republican.
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They would argue regularly but politely — splicing, Mr. Powers once said, fiscal conservatism with a progressive social consciousness.
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Here's a look at how the Koch brothers realigned the nation's politics with their libertarian brand of conservatism.
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Trump's brand of ethno-nationalist conservatism has taken over the GOP, over the last six months in particular.
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It's also the most plausible path up from white identity politics to a one-nation, pan-ethnic conservatism.
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The Saudi interpretation is steeped in the conservatism of central Arabia, especially regarding relations between women and men.
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At heart, Kabaservice is angry that liberal writers treat conservatism unsympathetically, emphasizing the dark side of the movement.
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The response, he said, is part of the deep conservatism in the clerical establishment that is impeding development.
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And this resistance found support from right-wing intellectuals, heirs to pre-World War II "Old Guard" conservatism.
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Meanwhile his obvious lack of interest in social conservatism has enabled Trump to effectively decentralize the culture wars.
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"This is supposed to be the party, supposedly, of fiscal conservatism," he said in a speech in September.
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But his career in competitive debating had been stellar, and he knew that he disliked Rush Limbaugh conservatism.
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Or would building on populism once again just repeat the process that led conservatism to its present end?
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As conservatism has become a propagandistic, partisan movement it has become less vibrant, less creative and less effective.
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Conservatism measured compassion by how much you gave, not by how much you told other people to give.
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In order to survive, American conservatism must represent the highest ideals of our country and of human relations.
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At the same time, Ryan positioned himself as the heir to his mentor Jack Kemp's bleeding-heart conservatism.
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For the entire history of modern conservatism, its ideals have been wedded to and marred by white supremacism.
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"We must return to the conservatism of our best traditions as if for the first time," he writes.
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Despite a nod to the nation's conservatism, Riney said that startups are beginning to break out in Japan.
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"The [Uber] news reinforces that conservatism may be the right approach — leading some to question Tesla," Johnson said.
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" It never mentioned conservatism, but rather advocated protecting students from the imposition of "political, ideological, or religious orthodoxy.
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I liked the Republican's centrist worldview when it came to foreign policy, and I liked their fiscal conservatism.
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" Wilkie linked the politics of Jefferson Davis with contemporary conservatism, saying, "America is searching for a better way.
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Unlike Ronald Reagan, Bush didn't speak the lingo of movement conservatism, even when he advocated for conservative politics.
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O'Malley said Democrats must approach Trump's brand of conservatism — he unambiguously calls Trump's campaign style "fascism" — without fear.
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President Trump, who governs as a Republican in the age of conservatism, is incapable of delivering this message.
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"Conservatism," I learned, can be a slippery thing — flexible in its ideas, and something else entirely in practice.
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This incarnation of conservatism has burned its cross and erected the golden calf of Trumpism in its place.
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The few movie theaters the kingdom had were shut down as a wave of conservatism spread after 1979.
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Conservatism is no longer a political ideology in the recognized sense, but a repository of loathing and despair.
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On the other hand, GOP leaders simply don't believe that Cruz is a more faithful steward of conservatism.
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Those costs were to be sloughed off on future generations — a violation of any kind of responsible conservatism.
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Larry Hogan can offer a serious and meaningful alternative to the corroded conservatism we have in Washington today.
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Do you think it has something to do with the conservatism itself, or is it something else entirely?
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Mr. Buttigieg's popularity demonstrates the appetite for a mainstream narrative of religion beyond reflexive associations with social conservatism.
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Ahead of the presidential election on Wednesday, candidates are polishing their religious credentials to appeal to growing conservatism.
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Mr. Cromartie veered toward evangelicalism and conservatism after he was the victim of a violent hotel room robbery.
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And he says he's willing to defend conservatism against those on the right as well as the left.
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The "heartbeat bill" notwithstanding, DeWine is more in sync with Kasich's old-guard mainstream conservatism than Trump's populism.
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Rural Georgia certainly has swaths of racial moderation and iterations of conservatism that are detached from white grievance.
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But this week our era of exposure has reminded us that cultural conservatism has its own distinctive swine.
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" Senator Mike Lee, Republican of Utah, called the deal "a betrayal of everything limited government conservatism stands for.
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Whether Mr. Moore will have the resources necessary to appeal to Alabama's deep conservatism is an open question.
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In other words, Mr. Spahn may save German conservatism, but at what cost for Germany as a whole?
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Every political movement has its constitutional visions, from Great Society liberalism to Reaganite economic libertarianism and cultural conservatism.
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An opponent of abortion who avoids gay pride parades, Mr. Scheer's social conservatism evidently turned off many Canadians.
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Trump is concerned more about style and Goldwater was consciously concerned about policy and the identity of conservatism.
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"This high and rising debt matters because it harms our economy," said Peterson, whose group backs fiscal conservatism.
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