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Leftist v. liberal (view source)

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'''Leftist''' and '''liberal''' are similar, but not identical, terms to describe categories of anti-[[conservative]]s.

The term '''leftist''' connotes more aggression and more of a doctrinal motivation, such as a [[socialist]] or [[communist]].

In contrast, the term '''liberal''' is a broader term meaning almost anyone who is opposed to [[conservatism]]. The number of liberals is larger than the number of leftists.

Among candidates for the [[2020 Presidential Election]], [[Joe Biden]] is a [[liberal]] while [[Elizabeth Warren]] is a leftist.
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