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| | ===Presidents=== | | ===Presidents=== |
| | Periodically a conservative has been elected president of the United States. The most prominent conservative presidents include: | | Periodically a conservative has been elected president of the United States. The most prominent conservative presidents include: |
| − | * [[George Washington]] (1789-97)
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| | * [[John Adams]] (1797-1801) | | * [[John Adams]] (1797-1801) |
| | * [[Thomas Jefferson]] (1801-09) | | * [[Thomas Jefferson]] (1801-09) |
| | * [[John Quincy Adams]] (1825-29) | | * [[John Quincy Adams]] (1825-29) |
| | * [[Abraham Lincoln]] (1861-65) | | * [[Abraham Lincoln]] (1861-65) |
| − | *[[Grover Cleveland]] (1885-1889, 1893-1897) | + | *[[Grover Cleveland]](Followed Classical Liberlaism) (1885-1889, 1893-1897) |
| | *[[William McKinley]] (1897-1901) | | *[[William McKinley]] (1897-1901) |
| | + | *[[Theodore Roosevelt]](1901-1909) |
| | *[[William Howard Taft]] (1909-1913) | | *[[William Howard Taft]] (1909-1913) |
| | *[[Warren G. Harding]] (1921-1923) | | *[[Warren G. Harding]] (1921-1923) |
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| | *The 80th Congress (elected in 1946) | | *The 80th Congress (elected in 1946) |
| | *The 104th Congress (elected in 1994) | | *The 104th Congress (elected in 1994) |
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| | ===Movement=== | | ===Movement=== |
| | [[Movement conservatives]] are those who accept the logic of conservatism across-the-board, and stand up for its powerful principles despite liberal ridicule. Movement conservative activists include: | | [[Movement conservatives]] are those who accept the logic of conservatism across-the-board, and stand up for its powerful principles despite liberal ridicule. Movement conservative activists include: |