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'''Conservative facts''' can be defined as true statements that support a [[conservative]] point of view. Since a conservative stance on an issue is very often in opposition to a [[liberal]] one, liberals will often become uncomfortable  in the face of such facts. Liberals may attempt to explain away what they disagree with by using [[deceit]] or [[Liberal logic|poor logic]], or they may choose to [[Liberal denial|deny]] the truth outright. As with other [[fact]]s that do not necessarily support or refute a political stance, conservative facts are completely verifiable and absolute.

==Examples of Conservative Facts==

The article "[[Liberal denial]]" contains many examples of facts that support conservative viewpoints.

==See Also==
*[[Essay:Liberal Facts]]
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