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A '''Midwest conservative''' is one who is unpretentious and skeptical about the [[Establishment]], the [[Swamp]], and the [[Left Coast]], and supports both [[social conservatism]] and [[Midwestern austerity]].
A '''Midwest conservative''' is one who is unpretentious and skeptical about the [[Establishment]], the [[Swamp]], and the [[Left Coast]], and supports both [[social conservatism]] and [[Midwestern austerity]]. They have traditionally been associated with the [[Republican Party]] and known for their advocacy of [[Old Right]]-style politics.
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During the 1930s, Midwest conservatives came to oppose the entrenched, bloated government brought about by the [[New Deal]]. [[Nebraska]] Republicans [[Hugh A. Butler]] and [[Kenneth Wherry]] were a pair of isolationists and adamant conservatives in the Senate who symbolized traditional Midwestern conservatism.
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[[Iowa]] politicians [[Bourke Hickenlooper]] and [[H. R. Gross]] were also representative of Midwestern conservatism, opposing big government and liberal economic initiatives.
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