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→‎Proposed changes: "quackery" is namecalling that conservatives rarely use. It is a smear word that has no place in this quality list.
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I'd also like clarification on how to know whether a stem word should be used in place of its root. For example, the entry "scapegoating" is based on the 1943 adjective version of the noun "scapegoat", which is from the 1500s - why?
 
I'd also like clarification on how to know whether a stem word should be used in place of its root. For example, the entry "scapegoating" is based on the 1943 adjective version of the noun "scapegoat", which is from the 1500s - why?
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:Disputes at the margin are to be expected in a list like this.  You've identified two questionable entries, but their inclusion is adequately explained in the comment section.  Your third word, "quackery", is namecalling that conservatives rarely use.  It is a smear word that has no place in this quality list.--[[User:Aschlafly|Andy Schlafly]] 10:48, 31 January 2013 (EST)
    
== Conservative Words hypothesis is errant ==
 
== Conservative Words hypothesis is errant ==
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