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== [[Ronald Reagan]] ==
 
== [[Ronald Reagan]] ==
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Despite attempts by some to portray Reagan as a quintessential conservative, he was weak on several of the issues above, including his relative lack of pro-life nominations to the [[Supreme Court]], support for a form of [[gun control]] (in 1994 and 1986), acceptance of [[illegal immigration]] (1986 law), and criticism of [[term limit]]s for president ([[22nd Amendment]]).  Also, his "[[free trade]]" policies were not helpful to the [[middle class|working class]], and subsequent analysis of free trade shows that it causes huge [[unemployment|losses in American jobs]].<ref>http://www.epi.org/press/korus-cost-united-states-40000-jobs-korea/</ref>
  
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Despite attempts by some to portray Reagan as a quintessential conservative, he was weak on several of the issues above, including his relative lack of pro-life nominations to the Supreme Court, support for a form of [[gun control]] (in 1994), acceptance of illegal immigration (1986 law), and criticism of term limits for president ([[22nd Amendment]]).  Also, his "[[free trade]]" policies were not helpful to the working class, and subsequent analysis of free trade shows that it causes huge losses in American jobs.<ref>http://www.epi.org/press/korus-cost-united-states-40000-jobs-korea/</ref>
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== Barry Goldwater ==
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[[Barry Goldwater]] was the last outsider to win the [[Republican]] nominee for president as a first-time candidate, in 1964, based on large part to the runaway bestselling book ''A Choice Not an Echo''.  Though far more conservative than his [[liberal]] opponent, [[Nelson Rockefeller]], some of Goldwater's views did not exemplify the above list of conservative positions.
  
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== [[Barry Goldwater]] ==
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== See Also ==
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* [[:Category:Conservative Media|Conservative Media]]
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* [[:Category:Conservative Magazines|Conservative Magazines]]
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* [[Conservative news organizations]]
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* [[:Category:Conservative Companies]]
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* [[Conservative blogs]]
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* [[Conservative Links]] and [[Conservative resources]]
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* [[Essay:Best News Sources|Conservative news websites]]
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* [[Conservative video]]
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* [[Conservative columnists]]
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* [[First Amendment]] and the [[Constitution First Amendment Press Association]] ([http://CFAPA.org|CFAPA.org])
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* [[Major conservative organizations]]
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* [[Conservative think tanks]]
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* [[List of conservative, neoconservative and libertarian think tanks]]
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* [[Essay:Invest in tangibles]] for [[:Category:Survivalism|Modern preparedness]]
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* [[Stategic relocation]] - the [[Vote with your feet]] movement and [[American Redoubt]] - [[Free State Project]] - [[Free State Wyoming]]
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* [[Conservative humor and satire resources]]
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* [[Ludwig von Mises]]' [[conservative]] [[libertarian]] [[Austrian economics]] and [[Fiscal conservatism]] - [[Capitalist]] [[Conservative economic policies]] of [[Ron Paul]]
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* [[Libertarian|Libertarian values]] and [[Conservative values]]/[[Traditional values]] are the original [[American]] [[Patriot]] [[Founding Fathers]]' values
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* [[American values]] and [[Free enterprise]]-[[Capitalism]]
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* [[Small town values]] of [[Real America]]
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* [[Family values]]: [[Parental rights]], [[Homeschooling]] and [[Parochial school]]
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* [[Essay:Conservative Benefits]]
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* [[Libertarian|Libertarian values]] and [[Conservative values]]/[[Traditional values]] are the original [[American]] [[Patriot]] values
  
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Barry Goldwater was the last outsider to win the [[Republican]] nominee for president as a first-time candidate, in 1964, based on large part to the runaway bestselling book ''A Choice Not an Echo''.  Though far more conservative than his [[liberal]] opponent, [[Nelson Rockefeller]], some of Goldwater's views did not exemplify the above list of conservative positions.
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===Contrast With===
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* [[Liberal media elite]] of the [[Mainstream media]]
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* [[Liberal values]] and [[Liberalism]]: [[Similarities between Communism, Nazism and liberalism]]
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* [[Public school values]] [[entitlement mentality]] [[Indoctrination]] of the [[Teacup Generation]] by [[Public schools in the United States]] and [[Common Core]]
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* [[Teachers' unions]]: [[National Education Association]] and [[American Federation of Teachers]]
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* [[Hollywood values]]: [[List of celebrities against Second Amendment]] - always [[Liberal]] [[Elitist]]s
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* [[San Francisco values]] [[Diane Feinstein]], [[Nancy Pelosi]], [[Barbara Boxer]], [[Leland Yee]]
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* [[Fashion industry values]] and [[addiction]]
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* [[Professor values]] and [[Politically correct|Political correctness]]
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* [[Obamunism]]: [[Income redistribution]] of [[Obamanomics]] [[Economic planning]] of the [[Obama administration fiscal policy]], [[Obama administration monetary policy]], [[Obamacare]], [[Federal funding]] via [[Crony capitalism]] ([[Obama donor list]], [[Bailout]], [[Obama administration corporate bailouts]], [[Obamageddon]]), [[Deficit spending]] and the [[National debt]]
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* [[John Maynard Keynes]] [[liberal]] [[Keynesian economics]] and [[Fabian Socialism|Fabian Socialist]] influence on [[Barack Obama]]
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* [[Big government]] [[liberal]] [[Welfare state]] leads to [[socialist]] [[Nanny state]], leads to [[communist]] [[Police state]]: [[Globalist]]-[[Statist]]-[[United Nations]]
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* [[Nazism and socialism]]: [[National Socialism]] - the Nazis were elitist [[Police state]] [[liberals]] not [[conservative]]s
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* [[Liberal totalitarianism]]
  
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== References ==
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==References==
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==External Links==
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* http://survivalblog.com/precepts Precepts of Modern Conservatism and [[Preparedness]]
  
 
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Revision as of 22:05, December 9, 2014

Modern conservatism consists primarily of the following principles:

  • anti-communism
  • anti-feminist
  • anti-judicial supremacy
  • anti-illegal immigration
  • anti-gambling
  • anti-federalizing crime

Ronald Reagan

Despite attempts by some to portray Reagan as a quintessential conservative, he was weak on several of the issues above, including his relative lack of pro-life nominations to the Supreme Court, support for a form of gun control (in 1994 and 1986), acceptance of illegal immigration (1986 law), and criticism of term limits for president (22nd Amendment). Also, his "free trade" policies were not helpful to the working class, and subsequent analysis of free trade shows that it causes huge losses in American jobs.[1]

Barry Goldwater

Barry Goldwater was the last outsider to win the Republican nominee for president as a first-time candidate, in 1964, based on large part to the runaway bestselling book A Choice Not an Echo. Though far more conservative than his liberal opponent, Nelson Rockefeller, some of Goldwater's views did not exemplify the above list of conservative positions.

See Also

Contrast With

References

  1. ↑ http://www.epi.org/press/korus-cost-united-states-40000-jobs-korea/

External Links

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