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Examples of '''liberal creep''' include:

Examples of '''liberal creep''' include:

*[[Ronald Reagan]] left the [[White House]] with the best approval ratings of any president at the end of his term, yet the [[media]] and history books have since relentlessly tried to downplay and distort his political achievements.

*[[Ronald Reagan]] left the [[White House]] with the best approval ratings of any president at the end of his term, yet the [[media]] and history books have since relentlessly tried to downplay and distort his political achievements.

*Reverse to the above example, [[Bill Clinton]] left office with crimes of perjury and adultery yet liberal creep ensures that this is downplayed and distorted.

*Reverse to the above example, [[Bill Clinton]] <ref> Clinton left office with a higher approval rating than Reagan. [http://uspolitics.about.com/od/polls/l/bl_historical_approval.htm] </ref> left office with crimes of perjury and adultery yet liberal creep ensures that this is downplayed and distorted.{{fact}}

*Many early scientists such as [[Isaac Newton]] and [[Galileo Galilei]] were heavily influenced by Christianity and would never have made their important discoveries without their faith in the [[Jesus Christ|Lord Almighty]], yet that faith has since been downplayed in [[liberal]] [[atheistic]] [[public school]] textbooks and [[Wikipedia]].<ref>For example, the Wikipedia entry on Isaac Newton completely omits how he was a fundamentalist who read the Bible daily and derived his inspiration and motivation from it.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isaac_Newton]</ref> <ref>Wikipedia has a comprehensive article detailing Newton's religious views that utilizes similar content and references. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isaac_Newton%27s_religious_views]</ref>

*Many early scientists such as [[Isaac Newton]] and [[Galileo Galilei]] were heavily influenced by Christianity and would never have made their important discoveries without their faith in the [[Jesus Christ|Lord Almighty]]{{fact}}, yet that faith has since been downplayed in [[liberal]] [[atheistic]] [[public school]] textbooks and [[Wikipedia]].<ref>For example, the Wikipedia entry on Isaac Newton completely omits how he was a fundamentalist who read the Bible daily and derived his inspiration and motivation from it.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isaac_Newton]</ref> <ref>Wikipedia has a comprehensive article detailing Newton's religious views that utilizes similar content and references. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Isaac_Newton%27s_religious_views]</ref>