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It is interesting to observe how the [[liberal]] ideology, and [[liberal]] arguments, appeal most to educated, informed persons who are short on intellectual achievements of their own. Put another way, the biggest advocates of [[liberal]] arguments are the intellectual wannabees or pseudo-intellectuals.

Examples of not-quite-the-best intellectual promoters of [[liberal]] arguments include:

*[[John Kerry]]
*[[Al Gore]]
*[[Bill Clinton]]
*[[Richard Dawkins]]
*[[Stephen Jay Gould]]
*[[Laurence Tribe]]
*[[Robert McNamara]]
*[[Henry Kissinger]]
*[[J. Robert Oppenheimer]]
*[[Jon Stewart]]

Please add other examples.

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