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Moved duplicate info here from "Compassionate conservatism" created by Abcqwe. He was the only editor on the article, and I did not substantively change any info/code he created. More work needed.
A better term is "charitable conservative," which emphasizes how genuine charity is the best solution for many societal problems.
A better term is "charitable conservative," which emphasizes how genuine charity is the best solution for many societal problems.
[[Category:Politics]]
Compassionate conservatism is a sector of [[conservatism]] which seeks to support conservative values, such as freedom of religion. the basic compassion<ref>Mark 12:31.</ref><ref>Romans 15:2.</ref> supported by religion, and encouragement of labor, while doing so in a manner that displays compassion for such deserving groups as the needy.<ref>http://www.dictionary.com/browse/compassionate-conservatism</ref> American President George W. Bush supported compassionate conservatism and may have popularized the term.<ref>https://www.nytimes.com/2016/01/28/opinion/compassionate-conservatives-hello.html?_r=0</ref> It can refer to all the goodness that has been done by "true" conservative intellectuals and businessmen before George W. Bush injected the movement into Republican politics.<ref>https://www.nationalaffairs.com/publications/detail/the-eternal-return-of-compassionate-conservatism</ref>
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