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| − | '''List of former liberals'''
| + | List of former liberals. |
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| − | * [[Stephen Baldwin]], the only actor in the family known to be conservative.<ref>[https://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/baldwin_hollywood_vulgar/2009/03/06/189397.html Stephen Baldwin Slams Hollywood] Newsmax, March 6, 2009</ref>
| + | == Deceased == |
| − | * [[Saul Bellow]], a former liberal, he is now typically identified with [[neoconservativism]] | + | * [[Saul Bellow]], a former liberal, now typically identified with [[neoconservativism]] |
| − | * [[Steve Beren]]
| + | * [[Ray Bradbury]], author |
| − | * [[Ray Bradbury]] | + | * Sandra Cano, pseudonymous plaintiff in [[Doe v. Bolton]] |
| − | * [[Tammy Bruce]], former head of the L.A. chapter of N.O.W.,currently a conservative radio host and political commentator.
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| − | * [[Kirk Cameron]], actor and former child star. Used to be an [[atheist]], now runs the "Way of the Master" ministry. | |
| − | * [[Doe v. Bolton|Sandra Cano]]
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| − | * [[Nick Cohen]]
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| | * [[Peter Collier]], cofounder of [[Center for the Study of Popular Culture]] & co-organizer of the Second Thoughts conferences for former liberals who have become conservatives. | | * [[Peter Collier]], cofounder of [[Center for the Study of Popular Culture]] & co-organizer of the Second Thoughts conferences for former liberals who have become conservatives. |
| − | * [[Anthony Flew]], former [[atheist]], and [[anti-theist]], he now supports the teaching of [[intelligent design]] in schools. | + | * [[Anthony Flew]], former [[atheist]] and [[anti-theist]] who later supported the teaching of [[intelligent design]] in schools. |
| | * [[John T. Flynn]], socialist who turned against the New Deal | | * [[John T. Flynn]], socialist who turned against the New Deal |
| | * [[Milton Friedman]], an active supporter of the [[New Deal]] who turned [[libertarian]] in the late 1940s | | * [[Milton Friedman]], an active supporter of the [[New Deal]] who turned [[libertarian]] in the late 1940s |
| − | * [[William Randolph Hearst]], powerful publisher 1900-1940 era | + | * [[William Randolph Hearst]], powerful publisher in the 1900–1940 era |
| | * [[Sidney Hook]], philosopher | | * [[Sidney Hook]], philosopher |
| | * [[David Horowitz]], author & cofounder of [[Center for the Study of Popular Culture]] | | * [[David Horowitz]], author & cofounder of [[Center for the Study of Popular Culture]] |
| | * [[Willmoore Kendall]], political scientist | | * [[Willmoore Kendall]], political scientist |
| − | * [[Alveda King]]
| + | * [[Joseph Lieberman]], became independent after losing the Democratic renomination to his U.S. Senate seat in 2006; strong supporter in 2008 of [[John McCain]]. |
| − | * [[Irving Kristol]], founder of [[neoconservativism]]
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| − | * [[Joseph Lieberman]], became independent after losing the Democratic renomination in 2006; strong supporter in 2008 of [[John McCain]]. | |
| | * [[Seymour Martin Lipset]], leading [[sociologist]] and [[political scientist]] | | * [[Seymour Martin Lipset]], leading [[sociologist]] and [[political scientist]] |
| − | * [[Norma McCorvey]] | + | * [[Norma McCorvey]], plaintiff in [[Roe v. Wade]] |
| − | * [[Michael Medved]], film critic
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| − | * [[Dennis Miller]]
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| − | * [[Lisa Miller]] - former lesbian, now born again Christian, who has been ordered by the state to hand over custody of her biological daughter Isabella to her former partner
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| | * [[Zell Miller]] | | * [[Zell Miller]] |
| | * [[Raymond Moley]], was a "Brains trust" top adviser to [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]] in 1933 | | * [[Raymond Moley]], was a "Brains trust" top adviser to [[Franklin D. Roosevelt]] in 1933 |
| | * [[Bernard Nathanson]] | | * [[Bernard Nathanson]] |
| | * [[George Orwell]]<ref>See [[Mystery:Did George Orwell Become a Conservative?]]</ref> | | * [[George Orwell]]<ref>See [[Mystery:Did George Orwell Become a Conservative?]]</ref> |
| | + | * [[Ronald Reagan]], a leading liberal of the 1940s; turned right about 1960 |
| | + | * [[Alfred Sherman]] |
| | + | * [[Ron Silver]] |
| | + | * [[Al Smith]], Democratic nominee for president in 1928 |
| | + | * [[Burton K. Wheeler]] |
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| | + | == Living == |
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| | + | * [[Stephen Baldwin]], the only actor in the family known to be conservative.<ref>[https://www.newsmax.com/insidecover/baldwin_hollywood_vulgar/2009/03/06/189397.html Stephen Baldwin Slams Hollywood] Newsmax, March 6, 2009</ref> |
| | + | * [[Steve Beren]], Tea Party activist |
| | + | * [[Tammy Bruce]], former head of the L.A. chapter of N.O.W., currently a State Department spokesman in the second Trump Administration |
| | + | * [[Kirk Cameron]], actor and former child star. Used to be an [[atheist]], now runs the "Way of the Master" ministry. |
| | + | * [[Nick Cohen]], British journalist and political commentator |
| | + | * [[Alveda King]], niece of Martin Luther King, Jr. |
| | + | * [[Irving Kristol]], founder of [[neoconservativism]] |
| | + | * [[Michael Medved]], film critic |
| | + | * [[Dennis Miller]], comedian |
| | + | * [[Lisa Miller]], former lesbian, now a born-again Christian, who has been ordered by the state to hand over custody of her biological daughter Isabella to her former partner |
| | * [[Melanie Phillips]] | | * [[Melanie Phillips]] |
| | * [[Norman Podhoretz]], [[neoconservative]] writer | | * [[Norman Podhoretz]], [[neoconservative]] writer |
| − | * [[Dennis Prager]] | + | * [[Dennis Prager]], founder of [[PragerU]] |
| − | * [[Ronald Reagan]], a leading liberal of the 1940s; turned right about 1960
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| | * [[Evan Sayet]] | | * [[Evan Sayet]] |
| − | * [[Michael Savage]] | + | * [[Michael Savage]], commentator |
| − | * [[Laura Schlessinger]] | + | * [[Laura Schlessinger]], commentator |
| | * [[Stephen Schwartz]] | | * [[Stephen Schwartz]] |
| − | * [[Alfred Sherman]]
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| − | * [[Ron Silver]]
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| − | * [[Al Smith]], Democratic nominee for president in 1928
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| | * [[David Stockman]], Reagan's budget director | | * [[David Stockman]], Reagan's budget director |
| | * [[Ivanka Trump]], a former liberal Democrat; became more strongly conservative and officially switched to Republican following her father [[Donald Trump]]'s election to US President in 2016. | | * [[Ivanka Trump]], a former liberal Democrat; became more strongly conservative and officially switched to Republican following her father [[Donald Trump]]'s election to US President in 2016. |
| | * [[Jon Voight]], actor | | * [[Jon Voight]], actor |
| − | * [[Burton K. Wheeler]]
| + | * [[James Woods]], actor |
| − | * [[James Woods]] | + | * [[David Zucker]], director and co-writer of [[An American Carol]], a conservative film mocking popular [[leftist]] figures like [[Michael Moore]]. |
| − | * [[David Zucker]], director and co-writer of [[An American Carol]], it is a conservative film mocking popular [[leftist]] figures like [[Michael Moore]]. | |
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| | == References == | | == References == |
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| | [[Category:Lists|former liberals]] | | [[Category:Lists|former liberals]] |
| | [[Category:Conservatism]] | | [[Category:Conservatism]] |
| − | [[Category:Former Liberals]] | + | [[Category:Former Liberals|*]] |