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A '''Liberal''' is a believer in many of the following political positions:
 
A '''Liberal''' is a believer in many of the following political positions:
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* denial of inherent [[gender differences]], leading to things such as wanting men and women to have the same jobs in the [[military]] (while quietly holding them to different standards)
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* denial of inherent [[gender differences]], leading to things such as wanting men and women to have the same jobs in the [[military]].
 
* taxpayer-funded [[abortion]]
 
* taxpayer-funded [[abortion]]
 
* [[same-sex marriage]]
 
* [[same-sex marriage]]
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* government-controlled medical care
 
* government-controlled medical care
 
* labor [[union]]s
 
* labor [[union]]s
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* elimination of [[abstinence]]-only program funding <ref> [http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,286671,00.html Democrats Aim To Kill Abstinence-Only Program Funding], [[Fox News]], Monday, June 25, 2007</ref>
   
* [[income redistribution]], usually through progressive taxation
 
* [[income redistribution]], usually through progressive taxation
 
* a "[[living Constitution]]" that is reinterpreted rather than an unchanging Constitution as written
 
* a "[[living Constitution]]" that is reinterpreted rather than an unchanging Constitution as written
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* [[globalism]]
 
* [[globalism]]
 
* opposition to a strong American foreign policy <ref>Stefaan Walgrave and Joris Verhulst, [http://nicomedia.math.upatras.gr/conf/CAWM2003/Papers/Verhulst.pdf The February 15 Worldwide Protests against a War in Iraq: An Empirical Test of Transnational Opportunities. Outline of a Research Programme](PDF).</ref>
 
* opposition to a strong American foreign policy <ref>Stefaan Walgrave and Joris Verhulst, [http://nicomedia.math.upatras.gr/conf/CAWM2003/Papers/Verhulst.pdf The February 15 Worldwide Protests against a War in Iraq: An Empirical Test of Transnational Opportunities. Outline of a Research Programme](PDF).</ref>
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* support of obscenity and pornography as a [[First Amendment]] right<ref>The [[Warren Court]], led by [[liberal]] Justices [[William O. Douglas]], [[Hugo Black]], [[Abe Fortas]], [[William Brennan]] and Chief Justice [[Earl Warren]] issued 36 decisions granting [[First Amendment]] rights to obscenity and pornography.  These decisions remain fully supported by liberals today.</ref>
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* Supporting private rights by opposing the so called "Patriot Act".  
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* opposition to full private property rights<ref>For example, the liberal wing of the [[U.S. Supreme Court]] issued the 5-4 [[Kelo v. City of New London]] decision authorizing the taking of private property by government in order to give the property to another private entity rather than convert it to a public use.</ref>
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* limit [[conservative]] talk radio by reinstating the [[Fairness Doctrine]]
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== Cartoon Depiction of the [[Liberal]] Viewpoints ==
 
== Cartoon Depiction of the [[Liberal]] Viewpoints ==
 
[[Image:Liberal Brain.jpg]]
 
[[Image:Liberal Brain.jpg]]
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