| | # how the liberal ideology is pushed on unsuspecting others, particularly youngsters | | # how the liberal ideology is pushed on unsuspecting others, particularly youngsters |
| − | Often [[liberal]]s refuse to admit that they are [[liberal]]s, in the hoping of appearing more reasonable. [[Hillary Clinton]] refused to admit in a presidential debate in 2007 that she is a liberal. Similarly, [[Michael Dukakis]] refused for a while to admit that he was a liberal during the 1988 presidential campaign, however he later declared himself to be a liberal, only in the sense that President [[Harry Truman]], who served 40 years earlier, was a liberal. | + | Often [[liberal]]s refuse to admit that they are [[liberal]]s, in the hoping of appearing more reasonable. [[Hillary Clinton]] refused to admit in a presidential debate in 2007 that she is a liberal. Similarly, [[Michael Dukakis]] refused for a while to admit that he was a liberal during the 1988 presidential campaign, and only out of desperation did he admit that he was a liberal, but only in the sense that President [[Harry Truman]], who served 40 years earlier, was a liberal. |