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Essay:Best New Conservative Words (view source)
Revision as of 16:26, January 13, 2009
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|the notion that an invisible barrier prevents women and ethnic minorities from reaching high office; an excuse for [[feminist]]s and others to demand [[affirmative action]]
|the notion that an invisible barrier prevents women and ethnic minorities from reaching high office; an excuse for [[feminist]]s and others to demand [[affirmative action]]
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|global warming
|[[global warming]]
|1969
|1969
|The baseless [[environmentalist]] mantra that the earth's temperature is rising, and that human intervention is the cause.
|The baseless [[environmentalist]] mantra that the earth's temperature is rising, and that human intervention is the cause.
|used by Liberals to describe a failure to subscribe 100% to the [[homosexual agenda]].
|used by Liberals to describe a failure to subscribe 100% to the [[homosexual agenda]].
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|humanism
|[[humanism]]
|1832
|1832
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|imperialism
|[[imperialism]]
|1851
|1851
|a clever term later used by liberals to interfere with Christian missionaries and stopping anti-Christian tyranny
|a clever term later used by liberals to interfere with Christian missionaries and stopping anti-Christian tyranny
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|isolationism
|[[isolationism]]
|1922
|1922
|a pejorative term that is critical of American politicians putting America first in priorities
|a pejorative term that is critical of American politicians putting America first in priorities
|advocacy of 'tax and spend' policies as elaborated by the economist [[John Maynard Keynes]]; a [[euphemism]] for back-door [[Socialism]].
|advocacy of 'tax and spend' policies as elaborated by the economist [[John Maynard Keynes]]; a [[euphemism]] for back-door [[Socialism]].
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|Living Constitution
|[[Living Constitution]]
|2000
|2000
|a continually evolving Constitution (first used by presidential candidate Al Gore, title of a 1936 book by Howard McBain)
|a continually evolving Constitution (first used by presidential candidate Al Gore, title of a 1936 book by Howard McBain)
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|politically correct
|[[politically correct]]
|1936
|1936
|According to some sources, the term originally comes from Chairman Mao
|According to some sources, the term originally comes from Chairman Mao
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|population control
|[[population control]]
|1968
|1968
|the issue of population dates back to Confucius. Liberals promoted the term after the book The Population Bomb by Paul R. Ehrlich
|the issue of population dates back to Confucius. Liberals promoted the term after the book The Population Bomb by Paul R. Ehrlich