| − | The term was revived in the early 21st century by [[politician]]s and [[media celebraties]] who considered traditional liberals too willing to [[compromise]] with moderates and conservatives. As such, the anti-democratic Marxist ideal of [[single party control]] was revived. This revival occurred shortly before the 2006 midterm elections when liberals supported the [[War on Terror]]. It was implemented to help distance politicians, mainly [[Democrats]], from the negative history associated with various members of the party at that time. | + | The term was revived in the early 21st century by [[politician]]s and media [[celebrities]] who considered traditional liberals too willing to [[compromise]] with moderates and conservatives. As such, the anti-democratic Marxist ideal of [[single party control]] was revived. This revival occurred shortly before the 2006 midterm elections when liberals supported the [[War on Terror]]. It was implemented to help distance politicians, mainly [[Democrats]], from the negative history associated with various members of the party at that time. |