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Essay:Best New Conservative Words (view source)
Revision as of 05:13, July 2, 2019
, 05:13, July 2, 2019→Conservative words and terms
|[[elitism]]
|[[elitism]]
|1950
|1950
|
|an attitude or belief in one's superiority based solely on membership in a particular group or community, especially liberals
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|-
|[[embryoscopy]]
|[[embryoscopy]]
|empty nest
|empty nest
|1962
|1962
|a home after the children have grown and left
|a family home after children have grown and left
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|-
|[[entitlement]]
|[[entitlement]]
|1944
|1944
|
|a liberal welfare state's "reward" for refusing to work hard and succeed
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|-
|entrepreneur
|entrepreneur
|1852
|1852
|
|a brave person willing to take the necessary risks to establish a business, often found in the free market enterprise system
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|-
|[[ethnic voting]]
|[[ethnic voting]]
|[[family values]]
|[[family values]]
|1916
|1916
|widespread use after a speech by Vice President [[Dan Quayle]], 1992
|a moral code that binds together and strengthens a typical family unit; widespread use after a speech by Vice President [[Dan Quayle]], 1992
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|-
|fat farm
|fat farm
|father figure
|father figure
|1934
|1934
|someone who fulfills the essential role of a father
|someone who fulfills the essential role of a father, biological or figurative
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|-
|faux conservative
|faux conservative
|fear-mongering
|fear-mongering
|1938<ref>The ''[[New York Times]]'' attributed the first use -- ironically -- to President [[Franklin Delano Roosevelt]].</ref>
|1938<ref>The ''[[New York Times]]'' attributed the first use -- ironically -- to President [[Franklin Delano Roosevelt]].</ref>
|stir up exaggerated fear by the public, typically to expand government
|a method of stirring up exaggerated fear by the public, typically to expand government
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|-
|feedback
|feedback
|force-feed
|force-feed
|1901
|1901
|what liberals do to students in [[public schools]] today in training them to be [[atheist]]ic socialists
|to force someone to accept something, often against that person's will; what liberals do to students in [[public schools]] today in training them to be [[atheist]]ic socialists
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|-
|[[Essay: Fornonormativity|fornonormativity]]
|[[Essay: Fornonormativity|fornonormativity]]
|Founding Fathers
|Founding Fathers
|1914
|1914
|the several dozen [[Christian]] men <ref>[http://www.adherents.com/gov/Founding_Fathers_Religion.html Religious Affiliation of the Founding Fathers of the United States of America, Adherents.com]</ref> who helped draft the formative documents of the United States
|the several dozen [[Christian]]s<ref>[http://www.adherents.com/gov/Founding_Fathers_Religion.html Religious Affiliation of the Founding Fathers of the United States of America, Adherents.com]</ref>, not semi-secular deists, contrary to popular belief, who helped draft the formative documents of the United States
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|-
|[[free enterprise]]
|[[free enterprise]]
|[[free market]]
|[[free market]]
|1907
|1907
|
|an economy wherein anyone can run a business with limited government intervention, if not none at all
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|-
|free speech
|free speech
|free world
|free world
|1949
|1949
|areas of the world free of communism
|areas of the world free of communism, fascism, and other dystopian, oppressive liberal governments
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|-
|freeloader
|freeloader
|1934
|1934
|someone who avoids paying or working for his share of a benefit
|someone who avoids paying or working to earn a share of a benefit
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|-
|frontiersmen
|frontiersmen
|gateway drug
|gateway drug
|1982
|1982
|abuse of alcohol/marijuana eventually leads to harder drugs cocaine/heroin
|a slang term describing an addictive substance that can lead to a more addictive substance, as in when abuse of alcohol/marijuana eventually leads to harder drugs cocaine/heroin
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|-
|[[gerrymandering]]
|[[gerrymandering]]
|girlie men
|girlie men
|1988
|1988
|popularized by [[Arnold Schwarzenegger]], beginning when he campaigned for President [[George H.W. Bush]] by referring to his [[liberal]] opponents as "girlie men"
|popularized by [[Arnold Schwarzenegger]] before he became [[California]]'s Republican governor, beginning when he campaigned for President [[George H.W. Bush]] by referring to his [[liberal]] opponents as "girlie men"
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|-
|Giving Tuesday
|Giving Tuesday
|godsend
|godsend
|1820
|1820
|
|something so miraculous that there is no other explanation for it other than it being a blessing from God; can be used positively in both the literal and figurative sense
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|-
|go-getter
|go-getter
|1921
|1921
|
|someone who works hard with unwavering determination to achieve a goal
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|-
|[[gold standard]]
|[[gold standard]]