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Mostly true, but with demonstrable exceptions. The entire music and business departments at my college, for instance. All with their doctorates, all staunch and open conservatives.
* ''liberal [[Christian]]''<ref>[[Liberal values]] are in direct contradiction to the teachings of [[Christianity]] ([[Abortion]], [[Homosexuality]] etc).</ref>
* ''liberal [[Christian]]''<ref>[[Liberal values]] are in direct contradiction to the teachings of [[Christianity]] ([[Abortion]], [[Homosexuality]] etc).</ref>
* ''government intelligence - often used by liberals to smear the Armed Forces
* ''government intelligence - often used by liberals to smear the Armed Forces
* ''illegal law'' - a law that violates the [[Constitution]], for example.
* ''illegal law'' - a law that violates the [[Constitution]], for example.
* ''chicken hawk'' - a politician who advocates war but personally avoided being drafted into military service.
* ''chicken hawk'' - a politician who advocates war but personally avoided being drafted into military service.
=== Debatable oxymorons ===
=== Debatable oxymorons ===
* ''[[conservative]] professor'' - the process of obtaining a PhD and professorship is so politicized that [[liberals]] simply exclude conservatives
*''good law''
*''good law''
*''mathematical physics'' -- the ''Encyclopedia Britannica'' defines it as the "[b]ranch of mathematical analysis that emphasizes tools and techniques of particular use to physicists and engineers."<ref>http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/660160/mathematical-physics</ref><ref>For example, the Ising model can be used to explain the existence of the [[Curie point]], the temperature above which ferromagnetic materials lose magnetic properties.</ref>
*''mathematical physics'' -- the ''Encyclopedia Britannica'' defines it as the "[b]ranch of mathematical analysis that emphasizes tools and techniques of particular use to physicists and engineers."<ref>http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/660160/mathematical-physics</ref><ref>For example, the Ising model can be used to explain the existence of the [[Curie point]], the temperature above which ferromagnetic materials lose magnetic properties.</ref>